... (from the northern whig) If the Orangemen of the town had not their annual carnival in Belfast, thej made up for this leaving the town almost en mass?, and meeting for she celebration the day their brethern L'sburn and the Maze, at a place convenient ...

... THE PREPARATION OF FLAX. To the Editor of the No)tAent Whig. Dias fits,—Now that we are likely to have a very large quantity ot grows this year (which I compute to be at 1.11 I would tele Ilbwty to 'csk the of your journal. that stews be lam to wow IN ...

... rible evils brought upon Ireland by the Whigs.— They resisted all hi* efforts to get relief ...

... agrarian murders. THE WHIGS AND TENANT RIGHT—THE IRISH MEMBERS. Ma-wt of our liberal contemporaries have expressed the greatest surprise at the reply of Sir Robert Pcd to Mr. Maguire, few nights since, when he said that the Whig government had no idea ...

... some points, the parties of the Whigs and of the Manchester school' are thoroughly agreed in hating Ireland. When the Whigs imposed the Income-tax on this country, the Manchester men joined in the set. When the Whigs originated Free-trade in Cattle, ...

... working of tue Hoard Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon member denounced the board as gross Whig job, and its office perfect Whig snuggery. Mr Lowe bore testimony to- the ability and efficiency of the Charity Commissionra and their officials ...

... least, which could strictly be culled independent. Subtracting their votes, the tallies ot party” pro. and eon remain. The Whig and Tory musters rallied to do the work of their several parly” camps sustain or to place their''parly” chiefs in power; retain ...

... ; add it because she has not done that she is in .such a p-or condition to-day. if she played, the lories « ■ the Whigs, and-the Whigs against the ’lories for the past twenty year*, and kicked from the public platform such characters-as Sir Johntv.o ...

... and thus playing at “cross purposes, they played the game of the enemy, and retained the Whigs in power. It may said that the victory «as not won for the Whigs by the Irish Catholic members, hut the contrary is the fact. The nine Catholics who voted ...

... damaged the country so much as the Whigs; for here are now after five years’ Whig rule, and wyre we ever so wretched in the memory of any living being ? Justice, truth, am! all we hold sacred call upon us to expel the Whigs from power ; to punish them for ...

... be contradicted. Dr Cullen neither Whig nor Tory.’ says Canoniaus.. Yet when the Whigs have been in danger before a doubtful decision, swift as post would, come his Grace’s ‘■whip’ to his fi-iei.ds to support these whig?. have proof of it, that Cbiltn, ...

... do you reflect the public opinion, and jus; iujq Ibiuk, or desire think, the press fa obliged to utter. Tory to Tory, Whig to Whig, Radical Radical, each man has bis own newspaper. Gentlemen of the preas, you do well you deserve to have our thanks. Bit ...