... executed by tho Neapolitan peasantry for the reversal or injury of the present government. This theory is the id'c fix- of Whig news- mongers ; it is the providunoc of their correspoudeuts, especially in the summer months ; it is the enormous gooseberry ...

... in the interest of truth and justice that I have troubled you with the above remarks on a threadbare subject, but one which Whig writers think it still worth while to misrepresent systematically. To muddy the water, and escape the consequence of domestic ...

... of Saturday last, and the prosecutor, whose fees was • miss of bruises, now said that be had just crawled down to the court, Whig bound to attend and prosecute, brat felt unable to remain. finfficieut evidence was, however, taken to show that while returning ...

... fleeting popularity with the trading classes, and with the admirers of a spirited foreign policy towards feeble nations—if Whig statesmen had been somewhat less anxious to atone for their supineness and subservience in the West by vigorous action and ...

... sense of the word gentleman, no matter how humble his position in life.” The raid comments on the disastrous policy which the Whigs have pursued towards China:— If English LiU-rals had recognised this principle (nonintervention) a little more constantly and ...

... IRELAND, FROM our own correspondent. DUBLIN, Monday Morning. Tbe Northern Whig, understanding that the Hon. Charles Adams, the American Ambassador, is to visit Belfast in a few days, urges upon the Chamber of Com- merceof that city to take official cognisance ...

... executed by the Neapolitan peasantry for the reversal or injury of the present government. This theory is the idje fix sof Whig newsmongers; it is the providenoe of their correspondents, especially in the summer months; it is the enormous gooseberry ...

... Lewes I expressed hope that the time had come when your efforts were about to rescue this r.noGnt borough from the dominion the Whig- Radicals. Tbit expectation h&a not been realised. But for my own part, although I must siy tbit was grievously disappointed ...

... the country. It is now admitted on all sides that such an organization pervades almost every comer of Ireland. The Northern Whig admits its existence in the North and suggests the extinction of Orangeism as a cure for it. In the West of Ireland, at the ...

... The existence throughout Ireland of such, society that indicated by Mr. Howley eeemi to be admitted all bands. The Northern Whig admits its existence the North, and suggests tbs extinction of Orangeism a core for it. correspondent of the Daily Ezprett ...

... e asso- ciation was established in the borough, and the result was that for a number of years no Whig darod show his face thero, and that whenever a Whig did engage in a con- tost he was signally d feated. I feel peifectly convinced that, if you will ...

... a parties, bnt can—to use an illnstration which will simplify the position to English readers—unite the main forces of the Whigs and the Tones, and leave the Radicals to take care of themselves. It I have succeeded in making these party complications clear ...