... successors for accepting the honour a time when titles were obtained with such disreputable facility. When Fox wrote to the Whigs in Dublin of the arrival of the Duke Portland Lord Lieutenant, Charlemont met Grattan and said, 1 am the poorest peer, and ...

... are deemed the brightening prospects of Conservatism. If arc to have objectionable concessions, let us have them from the Whigs. Better have the duty of accepting than the guilt of originating them, ihey would not have even the poor Advantage of obtaining ...

... their own strength, but onr neglect. While the Conservatives busied themselves in making fresh inroads upon the Whig domain in the towns, the Whigs, seeing the unguarded position of the counties, establishej their organisations there, arid their exertions ...

... Lieutenancy of the County of Armagh. This arrangement will, now understand, be carried out. If any other regime but that of Whig Radicalism prevailed, the Earl of Belipoie, so popular and highly-ethcient in every way, would once have been appointed Lieutenant ...

... Chancellor suspended him, well others, and the 24th of February lie was removed from the list magistrates. On the return the Whigs power, when Lord Piunket became Lord Chancellor, strong representations were made to the effect that lie had been harshly and ...

... any innovations the Commissioners chose to sanction? There is evidently alarm among the friends of the system. The Northern Whig, always an advocate of it, declares that it is a most critical condition,” that unless the upholders of the mixed system take ...

... now gives history the resolution, have no doubt is correct, and which is worth quoting year or eighteen months ago, Sttys the Whig, attempt was made to accomplish, without resolution, the end which it is now sought to effect means the new rule. are told ...

... constitutional countries, for under a dictatorship it were idle to seek for precedents.” He, therefore, described the working ot Whig and Tory antagonism in England, indicating its wholesome influence in furthering beneficial reforms. The name the sovereign ...

... of the hull was stranded between Egremout and New’ Brighton. —Liverpool Albion. THE SCENE TUB BELFAST THEATRE. The Northern Whig says—On Monilay considerable curiosity was evinced among the theatre going public to know whether Mr. Brooke, afler the scene'’ ...

... York, Jay. 16.— The news is generally unimportant. It is reported that Stuart’s Confederate cavalry meditates raid the right whig of the army of the Potomac. The report, however, has not caused any anxiety, as It is believed that Stuart’s forces are in ...

... growth of Conservative opinion and feeling in Ireland,coincident with declining influence and wide-spread unpopularity the Whig-Radical party. In the face of an approaching general election your committee desire earnestly to enlist in favour of the c ...

... catastrophe. John Patrick Somers is a name well known to our readers. The owner was a steady su) iportcr of O’Connell and the Whigs—more, perhaps, of the Latter than of the former, but did very little good either for his country or for himself. Like many ...