... theolio the basest act of treacheryto principle and to couriy perpetrated in our day. TE1E Bishop of CAMQ i or professes to be, a Whig. He is -connected by hereditary ties with the party, and owes his elevation OA much to his political connexions aa to his theo-o ...

... has the ?? f'r Scotlana was allowed a much ?? iubnvpr of members; but when the union wikh Scotland vas effected, the great whig statesMen, Son3ers, alifax, and others, secceeded in inserting a clause containing a full recognition of the religion to which ...

... so-ession of King George I., by Mr. Doggett, then in the zenith of his tame as a comedian on the London stage, and withal a staunch Whig, who took every onor- tun ity of testifying hie loyalty to the house of Han- over, the presentation ot this annual gift being ...

... ed; by their defeat an can it be resisted ad oserthro (Oheera). But it may reasonably be wk4 if Whig ?? insist upon their tenancts vfhf ?? aa wellas for a Whig Candidate _if gdle order their teenats to vote for a W1i~g as wel ahor a Toryif they have becomie ...

... In order to aaist such to come.to.a properuconclusion on 'the subject, I beg you will allow me opoae in the columns of the Whig to state a few facts and figures regarding thaIrishChurch. As- Facls are obiels thatinc ding *: . And darna be disputed; and ...

... tional Protestant Churches of England, Ire- land, and Scotland is go-lo-rious Wick- low, and yet there Lord PBOBy, a Whig, and not over favourable to the union of Church and State in Ireland, is certain, Mr. Dis- RAELI may, by a little exertion ...

... es ts. po, but rather better-in - om p at tithaj w locke d for; amd barley is a fair co, so far PA oan ot proe t bw jadegel, Whig. ...

... DUNDALK L TO TEX Z0Rg OF THE FEMaN. .8nP-.Uader the above heading in ynM isoue of this day a ement appears from th, * Nvarthcen Whig, that Sir George Bowyer reg I tion on his canvss was very cool and not calca; * to raise any hopes of his success- The ...

... that any difficulties that seerr the Ia two Liberal candidates can mad will be removed. It is stated that the Coneervative and Whig proprietors have combined to forose their tenants to adopt tteir views at the coming contest. Force and coxrcion such as this ...

... civilidation an establishment is necessary (hear, hear). If I were a colonist I should probably do as other colonists do, be the Whigs, Con. servatives, or Radicals-have perfect equality in re- ligion (hear, hear); but as Englaud is now constituted mud circumstaneed ...