... acts of the new Whig regime Was a concessiog to the prisoners, and the history of the last two years shows how they have displayed thei gratitude. We owe many of our political pests to mistaken concessions. If they hag formed the Whig panacea, they have ...

... years past.—W Spacksan. Waterproof Clothier, &c. Belfast. 104) Tue Inish Epvcatioy Quesriox.—The London correspondent of the Whig says:— I am glad to info:m you that Sir Robert Peel was to have moved last night in the Honse of Commons, that no changes whotever ...

... fitted for their exercise.” Complimehtarx Entertainment. —On Saturday evening Mr. Henry Barrass, the very able Sub Editor of the Whig, was entertained at supper, the Clarendon Hptel« by large circle ol friends, comprising representatives ot the various newspapers ...

... classes of Roman Catholics; those classes will henceforth be from the cradle steeped in foulest bigotry, if the re- creant Whig Miuistry are allowed to have their way. The Romish prelates are slowly and stealthily build- ing up a pile of educational ...

... subscribing to the address, all exquisitely engrossed ; and the volume concludes with Mr. Ker’s reply in rich floral illumination.— Whig. Deata or a or - Major Dosald John Macqueen died on Saturday last. By his demise a vacancy occurs among the Military Knights ...

... possible to alter the rules by which the Queen’s Uni-, versity is governed without obtaining the like sanction. The Northern Whig says:—“ The brief telegraphic report of the interview yesterday between the deputation from the General Assembly and Earl Russell ...

... through before mid | night. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens on the Whig party had to be noticed, and the opportunity was not lost. Both houses did their duty; so did the electric tele- trie telegraph; ...

... or three minutes last night about Dr. Andrews’ door anxiously about the condition of their learned and esteemed | teacher.—Whig. Maze County Down Hunts Cup. presented by Lieutenant-Colonel Forde, M.P., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, p.p. To be ...

... voted to burthen the rich; he assailed the Pope; he cast on the Catholic clergy ; he took office, ahd became a servant of tie Whigs, when he shovld have continned a servant of the people ; and now he comes before you, telling vou he desires to confer blessings ...

... and has survived several shocks of rebellion. Eve in the present instance it will come out scathe- less, not because the Whigs rule in Downing: street, and in Dublin Castle, bat rather that we all feel that civil and religious liberty would soon vanish ...