... long represented the let-alone-policy, they got more than they counted for ; and now Whig placemen, quasi-Liberal Journals, and the representatives of the great Whig Houses, are angry that the masses of the country will not believe in their good intentions ...

... legtslatma dare uay ws shall * well gorerned by Conaareu'iTC, Ministry during the tecams* by* Liberal on*, and that were we hare. Whig-Radical Cabinet the public would ted difletenoo between this sad Mat Psbrasry. Kow the Cholera the decree* wso*u*e plsinly ...

... respective air Climb Minato and Pauline. Indeed the smilsese wen so impetiesi to testify their MOM tie of the pies% the Ws Whig woe isselted, lad am meet the t tbe ue: • , whisk war is ills. Ilreurre ; and. tolee plaudits thin followed his moot la the ...

... If good, little will they oare whether it is called Whig or Tory. The time has gone by when people can be deluded by mere namre. In thee* days cheap newspapers, every man knows that it was the Whigs the men who eat the tame aide of the House Mr. ButOKT ...

... is the position iv which the defences of the country are left after the most lavish expenditure incurred year after year by Whig Administrations creating bloated armaments which only terrify on paper. The Conservatives protested in Vain against Lord ...

... remarks•• I considered this wee moot unsatisfactory, but what decided moot retire was remark by one of the voters —whether Tory Whig Ido not know—who oaid, *1 am nod? to lay down my Ufo for Jesue Christ, but I don't eonai'ler that it would bo sin to money ...

... centra! division, where new I suitable offices will immediately be opened, 1 a saving fee led tbo lie venue. This legacy of the Whigs, foil .wing, it does, on the oloiiug of the Drogheda Distillery, entails further loss the trade and bus.nv»s this town. the ...

... of Maw. and tear m has,. as tab lieu it Utensil' till the wade* was redemead is The Roses of Klima*, thrash as the Wade *al Whigs, had a little Madmen towards apistepaoy ; and the stout Covenanters of the North must have thought Master Hew, the eonforming ...

... doss sot feel the horde, sad ge if ill this meld —ln elle does sot .bat. feeble glimmer is all ear bowed light—gat be is as Whig idyls' is the dark, sad bet •soy—be has sot bad the data is farm a rail philosophy. What. the, is It worth? As me.. as wis ...

... tbe desperate resolution of tbe present Goverrment and tbe party which represents the Tory party Parliament to deny to the Whig cUroes of this country any share in its Government. (Hear, hear 1 I nnt confined f*ct of the votes of House, and tbe destruction ...

... last announce the death of the Rev. Dr. Edgar, which took place in Dublin on the previous day. As expressed by the Northern Whig, Dr. Edgar has done more than any other member of the General Assembly for the extension of the Preab)tenan Church in Ireland ...

... serious blank behind F—a place that cannot readily be supplied, either in the community or in the Church !' The lyb,rthern Whig states that during the last forty years fully seven or eight of the meeting-houses in Belfast have been erected by Dr. Edgar's ...