... demotes Mr. as Ira the of a man latest • fair with a which he cannot We home, and which nobody weem, •iid thluke the ship May Whig something aa Iron. Speculation in puhlic securities is carried on loan emir. moos ext..% 10 moment Is the It hew proper. but ...

... the Whig dictionary, where it is applied the act of making changes in machinery of the Constitution, not because hey are needed—not, that is to say. because they are from worse to better as regards the State, but because by means of them the Whig hopes ...

... that^tedWliig5 might -o.t-o:r heaven, ametphoncazlyrpf-..our2' dedared il,'at--'a~l- --he tggli agand bobrtsil`vote& for the Whig;'thait y Mra. brighti: wa a -moat m osit and ent foer ate r | ^'-Xr,'s~comnion diattirer '¢f ghe -p7 ?? an&L §1 ?? Iignfs ...

... weerdwer shut sad Weal the du Weiler the sotreaca Shortky ea swipe we =pea ha eimatkag so* waggons Wen the Hoe, sad *driver sot Whig ewers that the shed we ciceed, drove the trots rlibt through it, the dooms, sad sot Otesieg sone woes who were sawed los*, ...

... invention of the enemy—a poor device of some Whig families who are at once jealous of his great reputation and opposed to the liberties of the people. Do not suppose, gentlemen, that I mean to include all the Whig aristocracy in this category ; far from it ...

... place at our disposal, the wasteful expenditure which everybody has denounced for the last six or seven years, but which the Whig Government made no effort curtail, is cut down, it may confidently reckon upon general support. Mr Du Cane evidently entertains ...

... ■IS *CC . The 'Northern Whig' ef Monday myin— So-rhens himself may never again set kis feet on Irish mil: bet he will keep this secret dein.' Itottatton to himself. nail eagerly encourage his h errs to ran into danger which he may himself 5, ry avoid ...

... the county representation those freemen who qualify on property situated within boroughs. The country does not want either a Whig or • Tory Reform Bill, in the party sense of the terms ; what is required is an honest measure which shall extend the suffrage ...

... of game he. been attacked. At brat, each L the opinion of experienned gareekeepena and sportsuma in the district —Niellerrn Whig. ACCIDIPT TO LORD Beoroeau.-I'be parties from newels and the neighbourhood the habit of at. Marling the amnion at the private ...

... %Moot .eery yot ere:twit.. {stroll ; but 1 not in • *mil for great leader the Ile ban hero wowed not by Ti ooly by Inaba-washy Whig, awl their organ. in the permnote them, I regent 1.. ray. nett noel—in Sort. of sod *lmitating to the rtpe of the on. For there ...

... _Wheat is dull , and the demand for rice is in consequence _less active . - The cotton market is steady . , _; the Northern Whig _of to . day _has the following reports on the _Belfast _markets : —Linens . — _-A _. _continuance of the inactivity _noted ...

... to stimulate disaffection, and if a row should take place attempts will be to hold us responsible for the evils which the Whigs have left u» as a legacy in Ireland as everywhere else. Government is taking all proper precautions, of course ; and will supported ...