... cooi.tr>. Ho (Mr Noble' for one willing to take Lord »tauUr> st bu> word, not* ithaUnding witt. tbe eon-irretiee mtoreet—einee Whig*and Tone* now »■ day* were roneh -dike. I bey to remind bun ot j an enecdote told a negro, who having b ...

... prodifio— radical, whan bearing the world w— destroyed, west about sueb common.mom pec flooding a—king bi—naif —ip to *wim in. A Whig woald bare pat half doses atieke together for an ark, and called it nrtooJ reprreentation.’* Thin ooeiaty, aeatMed by tba Irades ...

... remarked that tht best rctnowy that any Govei mueiit could practise, whatever political principles they might prole-s,— whether Whig, 'lory, Radical, or Nothiugaiiau, he did not care — was to have the army well equipped and ready tor fight wl.ei.ever it might ...

... and B»ndy-row on the 17th August. All the witnesses advocated a re-organisa- tiou of the police force of Belfast.— Kwthtr* Whig. ...

... onomely in constitution which mede one men sieve end enotber freemen; tbet the bleck repnbliceo peril, besed on the ruins the Whig perty which ceme grief I*4B, recognises the injustice of splendid netiun, tbe esylnm for oppressed of all peep!.*, binding ...

... tr**at old are In language r?*inad; The people -h i eel ire En-lisli tyrant should n. c there. To satiM.' and >n Mind Let Whig and Tory we hied ». Archdeacons bless ihe uui->9, we Such iui-oeilee dmclain. Who through long car -er o ...