... leading organ of Irish Protestant opinion pro- claims that ?? the natural alliance of the EngUsh settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs ef England. So the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has beeu to turn Orange Blue. A Woman's Work in Art.— Old Lady ...

... West -Riding ! Why is her Majesty sure te act impartially between the two great parties o! the State ?— Because her name is Whig-Tory -a 1 A Protege or tbe Lobd Chamberlain.— A few bare facts having come under the notice of a ?? the other day, he at once ...

... managing such gunboats, so that each port would be rendered self-protecting. An Enormous Blast.— On Thursday, says the Northern Whig, Messrs. Eitchie and Jackson, who have recently become possessed of the quarries of Scrabo, near New- townards, resolved to ...

... issued a proclamation on the subject, which is ...

... nearest approach to the numbers which filed into the lobbies on Wednesday was in the division on a vote of no confidence in the Whig Ministry in September, 1841. Sir Bobert Peel then mustered 360 supporters, and the Ministerialists 269, or a majority of 91 ...

... late Lord Hawke was very popular in his own county, and highly respected by aU who knew him. Irish Banditti.— The Northern Whig (Belfast) reports a cowardly outrage. On Friday morning, three farmers* named Michael Doherty, Daniel Canny, and Patrick. Rudden ...

... would have said, ten years ago, that Lord Palmerston _ favourite peer, the '• safe man, who was then looked upon as the inert Whig I party, would in December, 1563, walk down the Castle-hill at Windsor arm-in-arm with Mr. John Bright, just after the latter ...

... and showed that William Pitt, in 1786, was the first to negotiate a treaty of commerce with France, and was opposed by the Whigs; and that the Tories have always supported measures to remove commercial restrictions. Figures were quoted, showing the injustice ...

... country during the late election? It had not been so much the question of what party in the State they would support, whether Whig or Tory, but the question had been what policy would they support in reference to Ireland ? Would they support justice to Ireland ...

... was some short time since made, has been removed by the authorities at Dublin Castle to the county of Kildare. The Northern Whig has the following: — The patrol of constabulary from Cremartin came up with a crowd of about 200 men marching in procession ...

... after he became pro- prietor of the Globe (having the satisfaction of convert- ing it from a faithful and devoted exponent of Whig principles to an able Conservative organ) that, at the solicitation of a number of leading Scotch Conservatives, ne became ...

... BaU, and other members of the leg:d pro- fession sitting on the Tory side, and several others of the same cloth among the Whigs, wore known to be likely to make speeches upon what was termed tne constitutional view of the question. On the other baiid ...