... the other hand, his review past legislation is coloured a self-complacoucy and partisanship which sensibly weaken its effect Whigs may or may not have been the authors all the bless- which Ireland enjoys, and their opponents of all the grievances which Ireland ...

... his death, and in the gift of the Attorney-General, is worth over je&r.—Limerick Chronicle. Belfast, Monday.— The Northern Whig of yesterday announces that serious disturbances occurred late on Saturday night, Banbridge, county Down, arising out certain ...

... posted in a conspicuous position. With one or two exceptions, learn he was promised the votes of all the foundry.— Northern Whig. County Monaghan. —Wo have excellent authority for stating that Lord Oremorne will not contest the representation of the county ...

... hnnsa in the neighbourhool of hta home, with no clothing upon him but his shirt, and lodged him again in the asylum.—Norfhsm Whig. We have reason to believe that a baronetcy has her* offered to Mr. Mnzicro Brady, in recognition of his long services as Irish ...

... 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 ...

... this geocratiou realise the l .“ excitement which had for yearn “ouj the enthusiasm or tho new constituencies m favour of tho Whig-Liberal party of the day. The S|«k result 12th of January, 1833, it gave of the ...

... that there something looming in the distance. There was sue _ thing Whlggery coming into office, but he did care either for Whig or Tory. (Hear.) He had m pleasure in proposing Mr. James Seymour as cn man, and he claimed for him the right occupy tl ...

... critical moment, he might do much mischief. What sort of opinions “hostile opinions are, we do not know. We have heard of Whig opinions, Tory opinions, Radical opinions, but what are hostile opinions? Mr. Yokes Mackey is hostile” only to the introduction ...

... reaction abroad. They have that borne the majority of Higli Churchmen were Conservative in politics; that on the whole the Whigs Wete often more favourable Evangelical views in religion ; and have, therefore, regarded the Liberal party the most opposed ...

... certainly secure the return of our present members. Indeed, have bat little hesitation in saying, that if were represented by a Whig or Radical member, we should able to defeat him, and return a member adverse to the unprincipled and highly arous resolution ...

... police-office, charged with having formed part of the disorderly mob which assailed and interfered with the police.—iYorttarn Whig. ...

... Turks, or even Americans, to called to judge between them and “ public enemies of tho law and of the Crown? The Northern Whig (a Belfast liberal” journal) takes very just view of the Downshire prosecution : The imprisonment of Mr. Johnston, BaUvkilbcg ...