... Commons, the most iuilofatigable and unceasing in their opposition to, and abuse of, every Whig measure. The former, tho Tear em” of his party, is. in and out of season, incessantly on his legs Illuming the Government for what they do or neglect to do ...

... trust I By exterminating the people of Ireland, and this she has done tlirough tlie instrumentality of both her parties the Whigs have proved themselves the more efficient exterminator, but the Tories did not deem Ireland worth the trouble of no-contidenee ...

... desirous for rain, the present drought being very prejudicial to their progress to maturity.—Tipperary Free Press. The Northern Whig states that the flax crop in the North continues to exhibit the most favourable signs, and promises splendid fibre. Specimens ...

... disturbed by the alarms war. There are some, bat happily very few, who profaning to be Conservatives, fought for retaining the Whigs in power. These gentlemen will find that there lies appeal to the oodhtry, which, the ensuing election, will pronounce a* just ...

... yesterday morning. She will be put on the stocks for repairs, after which she will placed on the Bangor station.-r-Northern Whig. The Wealth London.—Fourteen of figures have just been presented to Parliament, which give an idea of the enormous wealth of ...

... not desire it. tverything throwa the Tories iato the arms the power*, personifying Europe the old tight of despotism. The Whigs have not always done jastice to the Imperial government, but reflection and time cannot fail to bring the Koglieb government ...

... in the hands of our readers, the great party fight in the British Parliament will have been decided, amidst loud shouts of Whig or Tory exultation. Every one knows, of course, that this fight is a desperate business, and that all England is thrilling ...

... at Southampton. The King will go to Paris in August. THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE 12th OP JULY IN THE NORTH. (From the Northern, Whig,) Belfast, Toesdat Night The Anniversary has passed over here, in comparison with previous years, rather quietly. Crowds of ...

... the occasion of his recovery from Ids recent severe indisposition, The rev. gentleman replied in suitable terms. The Northern Whig states that the flax crop the North continues to exhibit the most favourable signs, and promises splendid fibre. Specimens ...

... electors to choose Nationalist, or at any rate an honest politician, as a Whig Cawtholic place-hunter or a Tory West-Briton. If, however, such constituencies prefer to elect the Whig place-hunter or the Tory West-Briton, let the blame be fixed on the right ...

... the sea to twenty-four homy, the English and Scotch majority would have been nearly 60. this delights the supporters of the Whigs, as the calculations of the New York Herald exhilarate the New Yorkers. But the Ministerial journals London and Dublin breathe ...

... give a personal support to her Majesty's Ministers; so that, in fact, the great Conservative party have to thank, not the Whigs, but themselves, for being out of office. While of the two great leaders Lords Derby and Palmerston—the personal Protestantism ...