... Eminence look at home. What has to say to the Dublin Evening Post for audaciously adding a new book to the Bible? In the Northern Whig of the 25th ult. appears an article from the Evening Pott, containing a vigorous attack a sermon said to have been preached ...

... as a sign of the times. Mr. M 4 Kenna, whose admirable speech we published in our last issue, proved conclusively that the Whig party ruined the country by over taxation, without granting a single remedial measure to redeem their bad policy. That speech ...

... even of inception, and lies for the inspection of the curious, somewhat imperfectly presented in the columns of the Northern Whig. Like competing playhouses, the capitals of Ireland and of Ulster, it is hoped, may pit their rival stars, the one against ...

... Stonet—He was known to them, whereas Captain White was unknown (no, no). He (Mr. Stoney) did not come forward as a Liberal, Whig, Tory, Radical, or Conservative (laughter). He knew nothing of those English names—they were not in his vocabulary. He offered ...

... course, there meets us, in limine, the great denominational barrier. There exists among all English parties, more especially the Whig and Radical, the most intense objection to disturbing the fixed principle of mixed instruction, as that which should govern ...

... lengthy debates on Reform, which led to no measure ; and it be regretted that attention was not given to the acceptance by the Whigs, at the private meeting in December, 1829, of the proposed household suffrage with a year's residence, which might have been ...

... have been carted. Farmers are working double tides, and the fields are being cleared off with remarkable rapidity.—Xorthern Whig. ...

... opinion, should not be dealt with in party spirit: itcan only be satisfactorily settled by consultation with the Constitutional Whigs. A scheme so arranged would, in all human probability, be unobjectionable in principle, and the good sense of the House would ...

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

... magnesia and the hairs of the husks of oats. This large stone, as it may be called, was the cause of the horse's death.—Northern Whig ...

... regulations and provision?, as Convocation may from time to time determine, but not so vote on any other matter.— Northern Whig of this day. Another needle-gun has been invented in Barcelona. is asserted that any soldier will able fire twelve times with ...

... Captain White was a candidate for the county of Dublin, was the purest of Whigs, almost an Adullamite, and in his address and in h>s speeches he avowed himself a Conservative-Whig of the Palmerstonian colour.*' As a candidate for Tipperary the honourable ...