... for the last ,00 years, whether designated by the bishop will disturbed till the hand of death relieves him same of Puritan, Whig. Liberal, or Radical, has conferred l from his doomed benefice. The heirs and successors of the all the benefits of freedom ...

... was supported Mr. F. M. Bisset, and carried with a few dissentients. THE RIOTS IN IRELAND. RIOTING IN BANBRIDGR, The Northern Whig of Tuesday gives the following from its Dundalk correspondent, who dates Monday eveuiug:—“A troop and a half of the Scots Greys ...

... press loud cheers.) Let your cry. therefore at the m-vt throughout Ell-land andlsiy it is discreditable mis- i election be, not Whig or Tory, not Riuhcnl ns have done.—(Hear, hear, and voice, : tive, but rally round the old banner of the Constitution “Ono ...

... the destruction of the Irish Establishment, but the Irish political agitators—the infidels, the Radicals, and the degenerate Whigs—who are thirsting for office here at home; who care neither for country. Church, or Constitution, so that they can drive their ...

... government Conservative, or Conservative Liberal; of the Church of Scotland shaU hkew.se be preserve not ask whether he was Whig, now law established for the Church of Scotland. ny or whatever other name (Applause.) Well, air. that report was presented ...

... commission. 1 have lately appealed twice Mr Hanlv and twice to his master, our political Blondin, ineffectually The rascality the Whigs of 1818-49 50.51 endorsed Hie Tories The ancient fable says when the bon grew old and feeble every petty animal did his best ...

... not’trust in that the Tories are best office and the Whigs out.— vaders.-tLoud cheers.) lo msftoat the new con- ■ (Applause.) Tlicn I say may the lories always keep the new constituencies, and Ido trust that , Whigs out of office-because we always get stiluencies ...

... those inequalities which exist, and that the question be decided at the next election will he, not whether the candidates are Whig, Tory, or Radical, but whether the candidates will vote for the carrying out Gladstone’s resolutions. That will be the one ...

... belligerents, who, if they would only apeak the truth, an and have long been heartily tired of war. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that the Orangemen Coalialand, Kilyman, Stoughan, and New. mills assembled near the last named place few days since ...

... Edinburgh were present. Tub New Unholt Alliance. -It i* clear fiom the • speeches Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Cardwell that the Whigs are frightened, well they may he, at Mr. Gladstone's alliance with Finlen and Co., who freely denounce the aristocracy bloody'* ...

... question, or that it was a Tory, or Conservathe women to have the franchise, but they maligned the fair tive, or a Radical, or a Whig, bat it was a question of Protessex. It was a slander upon the House of Lords to say they were tantism against Popery; that ...

... explosion has damaged himself more than those whom he sought destroy; and now the people have no desire to see him, the blundering Whigs, and the levelling Radicals, invested with the power to mismanage tbeir affairs. The meeting on Monday night has spoken for ...