... serious than was at first announced, one man having been killed and several wounded. Both the Belfast News Letter and Northern Whig, the leading Conservative and Liberal journals of Ulster, concur in stating that it was the Roman Catholic party who were the ...

... of Edinburgh, if entirely Whig, should .. . . elect the old Wh . Mr endeared to the influential Parliament House clique by quondam official loaves and fishes. Nor does it appear plausible that the enlargement of that Whig constituency byafarther i ...

... the weekly sale at the Amnion Mart, Mill 'Street, there was again a Mtge supply u( die different kilt& vtoek. ~n,. petition Whig brisk, a rapid ekarattee was 4:fleeted at about late rates. A fir.t-rat• Ant (oat 100 voiles Iron Huntingtows') oar yoked open ...

... election. Mr Hinnaird will, of owns, again stand, and be spin returned. A Wier lean it would be diflicalt to find. Mr Mamie/4 the Whig Lord=lheriag ma &awe brim returned for added sot to try it; aod Mr John s raised engineer, who bin hard at last Medi aria ...

... and entered the Reformed Parliameut the sew. as member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solicitor. General just before the Whigs went cut in 1834, and he returned to the same °thee when they came in again in April, 1836. Pour yews later he raised to the ...

... discharge of an existing function coextensive with the demands and with the opportunities of the present time. The end of the Whigs has been foretold many times. Doubtless, says the John Bull, the prophecy will soon be ful filked , and thereupon our Church ...

... discharge of an existing function coextensive with the demands and with the opportunities of the present time. The end of the Whigs has been foretold many times. Doubtless, says the John Bull, the prophecy will soon be fulfilled, and thereupon our Church ...

... in the Houseof Commons great deference is paid to my opinions. Then, again, Whigs now-a-days are Whigs and something more : I was something more when they were only Whigs. But this is too mild ; Mr. Roebuck always was, is, and will be something more ...

... concluded at an earlier period than it has been for many years past-- Butz Herald. — TheWeather in Belfast, says the Northern Whig, continues and posslinjr. On asearlay we had rein all but uninterruptedly from early morning till late in the evening. Yesterday ...

... STRATFORD DE REDOLIFFE, to the effect that a proper position not being appropriated for a statue of Mr. Canning was a slur upon the Whig party, who had been of so much servie) to the country, the subject then dropped. COURTS OF CHANCERY AND EXCHEQUER (IRELAND) ...

... STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE, to the effect that a proper position not being appropriated for a statue of Mr. Canning was a slur upon the Whig party, who had been of so much service to the country, the subject then dropped. COURTS OF CHANCERY AND EXCHEQUER (IRELAND) ...

... honoured political npinious, along with his integrity, firioness, faithlnhiess. Especially, like him, cruel like the older of Whigs, lie retained tit in hold of the principle of religious liberty in its applications, and, though void of ton nod ill g display ...