... laugh ovdr 'the nice 'a'rangement : of epithets applicabP to the .evera'i evernrueats which . have thus failed. One was pure, Whig, another r ?? l.tioD, the ,third Coneerratiethe fourth l (Lord I'aherslotsn's) a derate Liberal Governent, the last (Earl ...

... a~ieviseathb dayro'hieh see's te Inl9~ei stoure, hau. trbyhavy foetr year pat ;tj 'That q zay b long eliypd-7ao jlo ,io fo' t Whig Qovernment will be all the strne nd e he iies psspcua; EVi 'oo ?? tbeik'id Te oevaiest r w ere enabled to psass a:Refornmlilin16 ...

... Jamea Emoereon Tennent, may not improbably be again seen in JParliament as member for Belfast byr arrngement.I IThle Northern Whig, which supplies this information, adds itbat in the projected readjustment of the Board of Trade it. is contemplated to have ...

... Colonel Adeik Zi35 majority,37L ?? VolonselAdair Is ai' 'amiable and aeconipliahed man, ahose amna have Ien' long steadfaet to Whig principles, and ,ho bm'devoted' ?? time and trouble to local affairs,inore eaipeialfy to, the organistion ?? of the ,volunteet ...

... Sla~l5l a'.u 'oxly tile, nom~inal, ' butji3ealso the 'rea, I gdeof the; Eberal party- asomewhat. remarkable vow'! for a1 'old Whig adfollowei of l E uteell, d nd 11t~llidiing to, prove ,that' -the ,,ren articel .iF:.the.'d cfirh13 pvoposing thbs 'dtepositioneof ...

... IHunte unsuccessfully in 1832, as a Coniservatife,'Against p the pres~.nt Lord: Evereley, and filt& entered 1'arliaient d. as a Whig in18355, when he was elected viithout opposition. -I ,e -In 1837' -he-fought a very-severe -battle ?? Wlt- 'eSir Fr~alpis ...