... ters. Had it been otherwise, a serious public inconveni- ence might have been produced, for undoubtedly the supply of able Whig lawyers has of late years been run- ning short. But for the reinforcement of the Liberal party by the Peelite section of p ...

... A'orthemn Whig says- The gentlenian, the Hon. Leonard M'ClUrO, who performed this extra- ordinary and probably unprecedented feat, is a native of Lisburn, and servefi an apprenticeship to' the printing business in the office of the NWort-n Whig. S Some ...

... a more dishonourable man or a greater juggler than Mr. Lowe, who had so often esten his own words, and who in Australia was Whig, Tory, or Radical until he was actually kicked out (leughter and applause), Mr. Clark seconded the proposition, which was carried ...

... proposed have the approval of the present Secretary of State for the Colonies, and had that of his two predecessors and the Whigs generally, it expected that the measure will ll^^ e T ! nd .f, eceive the royal assent the end of the month. will meet with ...

... unprecedented feat, is a native of Lisburn and served an apprenticeship to the printing business in the office of the lyorthepn Whig. Some years ago he emigrated to lAustralia, where he founded several newspapers, whioh be disposed of to advantage. He afterwards ...

... wished that aU the respectable old Whig gentlemen would die off and go to heaven,— (laughter)—and leave each of them three good boys for Tories. (Hear, and applause.) The tag-rag and bob-tail of the voters voted for the Whig party, and the country were justly ...