... and it is strange that amongst the Whig nobility no ore could be found willed to the post who possessed a higher title than that of Baron- Is these no Duke, no Marquis, no Earl, not even a Viscount among the Whig peers, who would esteem it uu honour ...

... week or fortnight a considerable number of cases beyond the average have been admitted to the workhouse hospital.—Northsra Whig. ,orrtspottbnut NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ora Waringstown correspondent's letter shall appear in our next. It was too 'at ...

... the Revolution in 1688, the power appertaining to the name has belonged, in reality, to the Prime Minister of the day. Now a Whig, and now a Tory, has played with bishopric., asd even with doctrines, as a skilful practitioner manoeuvres his pieces at chess—so ...

... woe worth the state, When men shall cease to join, With grateful hearts to celebrate The conquest of the Boyne. Onr modern Whigs would blot them all ont of the calendar if they oould, but as long as Civil and Religious Liberty is dear, so long will they ...

... to-day, and soon certainyi qut should cease to flutter in an Irish breeze, certain tyrants should bite the dust, and certain Whigs, with their abettors and supporters, fi e to the mountain to avoid the avenging of all ontraged people. But, Sir, there are ...

... only 330 paupers in the workhouse altogether, th e e remainder of 1,230 being made up of sick and infirm, and 1, 2 300 bei n g Whig. Fates TAILS.—A mole killer of Monthey in the Valais, in Switzer:and, was recently brought before the sorrectional tribunal ...