... Private Barg ix. WHAT PROPERTY at the EAST END of the I Tow.. called the LONG ROW, and the PARK of LAND in front of it. The Park Whig beautifully situated, and commanding a this view of the surrounding country, would make a desirable site to build upon. The ...

... his own speech alone ; and, certainly, will have enough to bear, if he be called to answer for its sins ! If a Whig ex- Minister, far less Whig ex-Lord-Lieutenant, had rushed over to Ireland, to discourage all that had been done or was being done for the ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig Males that there is not part cle evidence to connect the recent robbery revolrent and rifles from gun manufactory in Belfast, with Fsnlaalam. It was only r«ry common-place burglary. The Cork Examiner states that the R. r W. ...

... who carried the first great Reform Bill and abolished slavery in the West Indies, he is entitled to share the honours of the Whig Administration. He was more conspicuous, as Secretary for Ireland, in his efforts to redress the anomalies of the Irish Church ...

... feeling of uneasiness at seeing ten springs of descent grafted at stroke in the House of Lords. The sons of Whigs elevated to the Peerage—nay, Whigs themselves to whom the accident happens—often drop behind into Conservatism ; and how is a Hous • of Lords ...

... counselled amendments to the bill in committee. The John Bull adds—“Of course, if Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of whig peer, will interpose no obstacle, but will net allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are to held throughout ...

... Pleas yesterday, judgment was delivered in the attachment motion brought against three Liberal Belfast journals—the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner— for having published alleged defamatory artie'es on the petition preferred by the Con ...

... them. Nobly did they vindicate the right. But they are very differently circumstanced now. Were the question now before thorn—Whig v. Tory : Progress v. Obstruction: Gladstone ». Disraeli : did it involve the abolition of the Irish Uh.'ifcli ; or, the triumph ...

... and more especially by such disappointed ex-official Whigs as Earl Grey and the Duke of Somerset, Earl Stanhope was enabled to snatch a momentary triumph. ham be doing no injustice to the old Whig Lords who have supported the plan of concurrent endowment—or ...

... respectfully Solicit the Attention of intending Boyers toitbose WERY SUPERIOR DISTIXMENTS IlAstirwreßED BY JOHN HUNS/MAD & SON, Whig he has had the pleasure if ininedocing into thisbistnet. are oat SURPASSED for their IDGRABILITY and QUAIITZ al TONE. Fromm ...

... Parliament was as the member for Stockbridge, a close borough in Hampshire, | which he represented in the Whig interest. The Derby family was then Whig, and, in his earlier Parliamentary career, the young Mr Stanley was a consistent supporter of the family ...

... DESIRABLE FARE IN FIR To be Let, for the period of la the term MO, FARM is Pub el 1 c by Mr Wasson. The Lads seal end from Whigs Were Weedy b geed, owd The prima le sot to • % M Mus. Dorm Booms, berm allow, peit sat the te Mr Downs. 18 York aad with whom ...