... whether any nntioe-of the subject would appear in'the Belfast papers. This Frotest has since been published in the Northern Whig, and there can, therefore, no doubt of its genuineness. Subjoined is copy of the Protest” alluded —viz. We, the undersigned ...

... Waldron is a Roman Catholic gentleman of large property, and when formerly in Parliament, he was generally regarded as moderate Whig, who, ou all critical occasions, supported the Liberal Administra- tion against the Tory Opposition. In recently contesting ...

... little doubt that, in connexion with the last election for the countv of Cork, the local Tory expended over £10,000., while the Whig candidate (a merchant from Calcutta) probably disbursed double that sum, besides indirect expenditure to a far greater amount ...

... influence. was horrified and frightened at the proposal of Liberal statesmen; and he anticipated that the system, if abandoned the Whigs and Tories, would, at an events, be maintained by the lladicals England. Having made some further observations, the speaker ...