... Government. But this rule me-sures the possible liberalities of the Government. To choose for high office men of whom the Whigs would never have dreamed, aud who, to do them justice, have never obtruded themselves, merely because they sub- scribe certain ...

... the tedious and expensive legal proceedings that have resulted out of his conviction at the special commission. The Northern Whig publishes some statistics which prove that, however any other portion of Ireland may be declining in wealth or in population ...

... dreaded by the authorities in the Dorth of Ireland, has passed eff without aay diatu-b- -; ance, although, aa tha Northern Whig remarks, that great Orange anniversary— the seasou of many unhappy occurrences— has been celebrated this year to aa extent ...

... quer with remarkable equanimity commended to the consideration of Parliament have been ascer- tained and defined long since. Whig and Tory statesmen have pointed them out, and, seeing tbat they were accurately and comprehensively appre- hended by Pitt and ...

... borough was not immaculate, but contended tbat it was no worse than many others, and that it would be unreasonable for any Whig to insist upon the disfranchisement of a place so close to the historic spot at which the great reformer, William of Orange ...

... prisoners, who were escorted by a force of military and police, were accompanied by a number of the prison warders. 'The Northern Whig s&ys :— We have been taking csome pains to collect information respecting the y ield of the early grass lands ia Ulster, ...

... this measure. (Laughter.) He told one story of somebody liaving told somebody else that the whigs were, to use a homely expression, dished up. (Laughter.) The whig party is a very influential party, and I object to Lamely expressions of that kind, even ...

... of the leading members of the whig government, (Cheers.) I find that since the commencement of this | presant reign down to the beginning of last year the con- I servative party created just 13 peersages, while the j whigs during the same period have created ...

... same scene has beeu enacted as that of s which the Lower one has so recently been a 1 witness. The Tories have outbidden the Whigs t in their anxiety to curry favour with the popular, aud it does not lie in the power of the latter to pro- test against the ...

... lunched together, and he promised not to oppose him (Mr. Hardy). It was the whigs that did it all, and everyone had heard of the gentle- man who was supposed to be the first whig. (A laugh.) He did not think that anyoae who had passed along the western ...

... currency, that the chief argument used by the Premier in inducing his party to support the bill was, See! how we've dished the Whigs. With respect to the bill itself, he did not share in tbe apprehension with which some noble lords re- garded it. On the contrary ...

... diel not say any- thing in his defence, but, said he, ; ...