... feeble Whig Ministry, e-nred on Radical clamour. are tired of Mmistres that learn everything from the outside, ami wake every morning to see first what the Times says they ought to do, and then whether the says they may it. A Cabinet of feeble Whig peers ...

... Providence,” and not in hi* own, nor those of tho credulous people for whom he writes, and to whose vanity ministers.— Northern Whig (Liberal.) - ...

... Irish | Members,” and are incessant in the clamour that nothing is done for Ireland, joined in resisting it, and assisted the Whigs in ejecting Government that was willing to try it This it is-this hardened, hopeless hypocrisy on the part of persons who pretend ...

... ate about to be adopted, although there is anticipation outbreak. Editor.— The Northern Whig gives prominence to the annexed morceau :— A Warning—Editor of the Whig Callender Street Belfast Dear Sir—l wish to Inform you that you had need to be very careful ...

... dispatch arrived from the Portnoo Coastguard station. As write the Rainbow has not returned.—Correspondent of the Northern Whig. , . Having got a breech-loading musket, which is represented to be the best of any in the world (as every, thing French ...

... question the infallibility of English law, or any other means than delusive Parliamentary action through renegade Uawthollc Whigs—preying on their country like vermin—devouring the womb that engenders them—for the redemption of Ireland and her sorely oppressed ...

... heard, the prisoner was oraered enter recognisances to the amount of £25, to be of gooa behaviour for the next twelve months.— Whig. „ , correspondent the Nation, writing from KnocKroehery, county Roscommon—a county exempt from Fenianism—states that copy ...

... doubt the Rev. Mr. Vaughan used m tfiatlcuer strong language against the against the Tories: but also used strong toainst the Whigs, but that could not make it seditiouslibel against the Queen or the Queens Government. Mr O’Donel, the msgistrate, dutmctlj ...

... Whv we have got a more liberal Bill than ever Whig prorased. Hear.) have got » bUI evpu I f :yr a-i h. the ooint That is the point, you are quite right, gfo. I have no dread ol my countryinen. (the Whigs) and whine, and say. Ob, these praiu. have Sons ...

... much a Conservative can say and do.andatthc same time what Whig can object to,” maybe very satisfactory the other side of the Channel, but Mis ably short of what the ancient alliea of the Whigs at this side demand. We have (says the Tima) We have to fitiiah ...

... Head-Constable Lamb declined to taw the charge, and Mr. Corry proceeded on his way to Glasgow by the eight o’clock boat. Northern Whig, ...

... some cause of complaint. told that our representative brought the mJ* of the looted sheep and the looted girls : notice the Whig Foreign Office. That the V Foreign Office and Lord Russell, the Foreign being opinion that must Ir ,i in all its doings, however ...