... from the effects of their injuries. The police are invnsi Igat iug the cate, which has very strange look a ( present. —Sort i Whig. ...

... allowing for ihi liberty free discussion, the article in the Whig, in his opiuion, greatly exceeded the limits anything that the court outfit to p«ss over thought that the case ui Northern Whig came within the rule strict law, in his judgment air Finlay ...

... Esq., High Sheriff(ghoneen Whig) ; Sir William Hackett (honest) ; Sir John Denson (this and that); Sir John Arnott (unknown) ; Edmund Burke, D.L. (shoneen Whig) j Colonel D.L, (Orange); Maurice Murray, D.L. (shoneen Whig) ; L. Berner, J.F. (Orange) ; ...

... Justice Morris, as regarded the Whig, was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the costs of the motion. Chief Justice, Monaghan was of opinion that there was no justification for the comments in the Whig, but as the court differed as ...

... been too long duped; but this must be She final test, either to confirm the basenes.s of [English statesmen and place-hunting Whigs, or to inaugurate a new and happy era for Irelfind, uniting long opposed factions and obliterating that hated sectarianism ...

... desperate enterprise to another. He allowed his rival, Flood, to outbid him in the contest for popularity. was Irish Whig, in the days when Whig meant what Radical means now, but did certainly not mean Revolutionist. The legislative independence which he gave ...

... THE LONDON M PANIKS’ COUNTY DERRY. ESTATES IN (From the Northern Whig.) We learn with satisfaction that Mr. Maguire, M.P., has approved of our suggestion as to the form which should be given to the inquiry into the management of tbe Lodon Companies’ estates ...

... previously in use, and the country owes it to the firmness of the Conservative government that this measure was carried. The Whigs trifled with this social evil, without any real intention of removing the abuse. The Conservatives grappled with it, and carried ...

... bat, the fireman gaming access moans the fire escape, they sear.hed every room in the house, nod found nobody.—iVerfhrr.i Whig. ...

... dim:hailed new sources of strength. The leap in the dark - a leap precipitated by the selfish and insincere manauvres of the Whigs, who, at the last were of all men the most reluctant to take the plunge-has landed us on solid ground. lint there is need far ...

... the observation of an intelligent IJoston Whig, 1831, which is no less true now than it was at that period. ever yon introduce universal suffrage and voting by ballot into your elections,” said the New England Whig, yon do, ipso Jacto, introduce Revolution ...

... elections, are at once put aside on the principle of numbers, as this was the principle. which formed the strong argument with the Whig-Radicals against the Church. There only remains, then, the Roman body? Are-they eligible? On their own showing they are not ...