... to be able to infer that, the part of the writer, there will he no such scandalous want of patriotism” should it please the Whigs to profferhim aplacc,forwhat he condemns in another he of course would not be guilty of himself. The iioasibility of the Queeu’s ...

... by some 200 deep—for rent of -£3OO a-year. Need anything further said of the growing prosperity Belfast I—Northern1 Northern Whig. Leave. —The Prussian troops quitted Frankfort silently, and for the most part at night The Austrians marched out with bands ...

... party, but he warned the Whigs to look out for themselves. They had for years been urging the changes with the Greys, the Bussells, and the Elliotts, but as the Conservatives fell the Radicals would rise, and in that case the Whigs would get but precious ...

... Purdon read the report, which appeared in the Belfast News Letter, and also an account subsequently published the Northern Whig, in which it was stated that Mr. Brown and Mr. Stratton had examined a cow on the farm in question, and had forwarded the results ...

... history of Parliament. It was a triumph for the Government, and on their part not unexpected. The Conservatives and Conservative Whigs must have been misled by treachery in the ranks, for down to the latest moment they appeared not have been aware of the full ...

... what service, beyond keeping them a few days in place by backing them up against the English Members, did it render to the Whigs? Let them do justice and not fear it. AVe want other me' sures in Ireland, but dont want that. In addition to the candidates ...