... Belfast Northern Whig says—“ The gentleman, the Hon. Leonard M’Clure, who performed this extraordinary and probably unprecedented feat, is native of Lisbnrn, and served an apprenticeship to the printing business in the office of the Northern Whig. Some years ...

... from water. !■«• i roe. MEUAI. JIfCY Ai SEWING end EMBBOIDKBT MACH I?* KM, wai. Ac. eomplete. £6 . Simplest, cl|o*jh>l. ou. ...

... persons the ba’loi would he invaluable. Tho ballot is expo lient which the supporters of all parties in tho realm may desire. A Whig well Tory landlord may put undue pressure upon the voter. But it’s remarkable tact that the enemies of such pressure are found ...

... a park in order that political meetings should not held there, and that the feeling which dictated the change has dominated Whig and Tory Governments ever since, and will probably do so to the end of the chapter. So far as I can learn, everybody is glad ...

... anything is an indiscriminate support of the Government which may be in office. It makes no difference as to whether they are Whigs or Tories ; all that is wanted to make them worthy of his support is power. The absurdity of such a course of action is apparent ...

... Parliament. (Cheers.) I beg to give yon the Lord Lieutenant the County, and may he live long the very man to represent Tories and Whigs. (Great laughter and cheers, followed by some one saying ” and the Adul'amites.”) The* Mayor then rose and said—Gentlemen, ...

... facts was it not the duty of the Government to all that they could to remove those grh vances ? The Governments of our country—Whig and Try—have done nothin;, literally ing, to m'leviate the load of misery nuder which Ireland g oans They have been reerni ...