... for the two izes offered by the proprietors of the Northern Whig, connection with 8 Tercentenary. Ont of a vast of pieces the or Craik, Rev. John Scott Porter, an Mr. Hill, Editor of the Whig—eelected those of Mr. Given, Queen's College, Belfast, and Mr ...

... sort of forcign policy has been substituted for the abandonment of principle in which they have acquiesced ? Five years of Whig diplomacy have ns toa condition in which we can- Oar not claim a friend throughout the world. interventions have been resented ...

... iS approved by the Government. The Marquis e if Hartington appeared to know nothing about school; but he knew that the old Whig poli was to yield to Romish dictation, and he carr: ...

... the deputation on Sir R. Peel on Friday. He must say that, for the first time in their lives, the Irish members all agreed— Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, Roman Catholic and Protestant; and it was owing to their nnion that Sir Robert Peel gave ...

... who oanld sever be brought to see his wrongs in the right light—or, at never at the time when he was wanted to do so. To the Whig, Ireland has al becn a knife with a double e 2; argnmer were useful one way cnt his agers tr eth But both have agreed that ...