... ♦ /STAMPED £3 KINDLE PAPER 1 0,1 BUBSCBIPTJON UNSTAMPED£2 0 UNSTAMPED «Cl. from Catholic and Protestant—from Whig and Tory, from parson and priest; and the principle laid down was that property should be responsible for povertythat the improving landlord ...

... court made a decree establishing the will, and directing the defendant to pay to the plaintiff the costs the suit. The Northern Whig understands tlrat Dr. Wilson, Dr. Hall, and Mr. Orr, have been nominated one Presbytery each ; Mr. Magill, Cork, two; Mr. M'Alister ...

... adversaries in an awkward position, and at the same time impress the leaders of Irish agitation with the conviction that the Whigs were now more than anxious to carry out measures which while in office they studiously declined to deal with. Those measures ...

... utmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories, for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have I seen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant. The excitement in London has naturally been taken advantage ...

... temporary perhaps, but considerable enough have rendered an easy matter to defeat him. It not unreasonable now to expect tint the Whigs should carry out their share of the agreement. They have no more right to say that the compact is at an end liecausc Lord Tyrone ...

... Conservative ; Kinsale, 100, could assuredly not bo called Conservative borough ; it had always returned Whig, and was now represented by most consistent Whig. That made two cases. was to be grouped with Kinsale, That could not be called going out of the way ...

... distant It is only by remembering and respecting the powerful Whig body, whose steady support cau alone maintain it for a week in office, and by sagacious deference to constitutional Whig opinion, that Lord Derby can hope for his Government a duration ...

... the ground that their opposition was frivolous and vexatious. The inquiry lasted rather less than three hours, for which the Whigs will have to pay at least £4,000, which will be at the rate of £6 aminute. Expensive work that. —London Corresjwnpondent Belfast ...

... case, against the sitting member, the latter being a member the Conservative Early, whilst bis opponent is attached to the Whigs, lord Clarence stated that the message had been sent by the Duke of Somerset, but the latter denies all knowledge of the matter ...

... Finlay’s name, to say that person from his office would call on them, to whom he requested them to hand £7O in cash. —Northern Whig. Fenian Arrest lUntrv.— Ashoeniakcr named Patrick Walsh, son to a school-master residing in Bantry, was arrested on Sunday ...

... a name, and the dominant parties in the United Kingdom prove it. For instance, the name of Stanley, Earl of Derby, do not Whigs tremble Should Paul Cullen lift his voice in the Castle hall, would not all the fellows there from first to last tumble down ...

... and he was rejected for man unfit to perform the dutiea.” Strange that that unfit man should have once been appointed by the Whigs to supervise the performance of them by Mr. Bbadt. Was unfit then! Has he become unfit since? and if so, did the Times make ...