... Cireait, hot oflotW io Moot hoadtoßO manner ono of Iho oovlforoolod iod«oahip«. Mr. Lowry has olways b«oo woU koowo m oooaioUMl Whig. Hto woU-dooorrod wUI oowo rotoooy tho Prooooalanhif of tho Coaatloo Armagh IMUr. RorraLo.—ThU ougaiftooal vooool arrirod oar ...

... influence. Neither Protestants nor independent Roman Catholics can sanction these proposals. They are the desperate attempts of Whig ex-placemen to regain office by endeavouring to plsaae faction which concession only makes mots clamorous. The Her. J. 8. Porter ...

... aad to tho peasant separation. Patriotism may break down tha trammels od party, id Democracy beoaom more troubtaaoma. Tha old Whig* kata Ultb dealt to dad with Lord Darby’s policy, hot they would poofor that they akoaid bo office Ibsmaaltrsa. Tkoir organ ...

... the Ooverament to go on with the bill. replied the charge ef inconsisteocy pith great point end humour, observing that the Whig Idas of Reform was for to always bar# the credit of proposing, and Conservatives the duty of opposing. In conclusion, contended ...