... Amongst those chapters we are bound particularly notice those called The Radical's Answer to The New-b»rn Faith. and The Whig’s and Conservative's Answers, which are msstarly discussions on aod dissection* et very difficult much-vexed subject. His ...

... been four months in Belfast. He was Drought before Mr. O'Donnell, R.M . at the county gaol, asd remanded for week. —Northern Whig. ...

... Tories in times of elections. You know what happened when a Whig can‘ didate came forward for any borough or county. A man from those Liberal papers went down to the elections and opposed the Whig candidate, and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That was ...

... exceeds the supply. The consequence is that some descriptions of coals have lately advanced from 2s to 3s per ton.—Northern Whig. Thomas St. George Esq. Ballygarth Castle, was yesterday sworn in High Sheriff for the county of Meath, . before the Hon. the ...

... return of Conservatives power, when they remember how liberally Sir J. Bakington always acted towards the service. As an old Whig I much regret this great and increasing feeling. As illustrating the desire of the authorities to burke all inquiry, may mention ...

... extension, pure and simple, of the suffrage, unites they say, most votes, and attracts fewest hostilities. The high and dry Whigs, the philosophic Liberals, the timid Liberals, and some even of the Conservative Liberals, will go thus far, it is urged, rather ...

... last Tuesday, Roohdsle, sd mirable specimen. We trust that many wavering representative. Liberal Conservative, Pelmentooian Whig, will lay its warnings to heart Let os put aside such crazes as his allusion to thelnobappy Crimean war. Every one knows that ...

... this—that it was d j* Tories in times elections. You know what when a Whig candidate came forward fcr any borough any county. mao from naners went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That was*theonly ...

... illegality, and upon the ground of its being guilty of .no less a crime than constructive treason. What a wonderful nest! as if the Whig Government, under Jesuit in- fluence as it has been for years, would not have been only too glad to have been able to pounce ...

... illegality, and upon the ground of its being no less a crime than constructive treason. What a wonderful mare’s nest! if the Whig Government under Jesuit influence, as it has been for years, would not have bean only too glad to have been able to pounce ...

... and we 'trust now there is good foundation for it, During the past twenty years there has been a succession of goverlnments, Whig and Tory, but it is an unques. tiosable fact that, however they have differed from each other on geueral British policy, they ...

... glowing eulogy on the victor. This was highly honorable to the manly feeling of the future king for the time he was allied to the Whig party, who, from a bitter boatility to the Government, laboured to decry tho Peninsular campaign, by deteriorating from We ...