... always expressed in the same terms. Whether aspired to sit for town or county, in Ulster or Munster, whether was a Tory or a Whig, his language varied but slightly. am prepared—this was the formula—“ to support any well-considered measure dealing with ...

... they were * cated properly far rent was concerned, ), nrc t!i assault committed in order to have revenge.— Belfiul Northern Whig. Writing on Monday the authority says:—Since I forwarded that account on Friday regarding the outrage committed near Ballymagratb ...

... gentleman whose ciaims on a Liberal executive are at least of a very questionable character. A correspondent informs us {Northern Whig) that by the Dublin Liberals two of the selections referred to are regarded with the greatest dissatisfaction—one of the gentlemen ...

... over again, were it for no other purpose than that of vindicating their own manhood. Tliis is the objection insisted upon by Whig and by Tory statesmanship alike, and it seems, at least, to possess considerable force in its bearings upon the consolidated ...

... Conservative Peers to support the bill, luiii has a surprising number of converts. On the other hand a considerable number of Whig Peers will, it is said, vote with the Apposition. Lord Houghton, believed, will, at nil events, not support the bill. On Thursday ...

... York. eeloa me Weimer aliol. tt !id audio winch ••• ameba • am wasiciulag INedasst Ural. Ws. toe dinar ma &tow. Ploatw.O, art whig soilent ame arspoln Juotuoa, y Oda time poompwi. ewe at Yr Eaulue 419. sol tmsly pour no or No prOmbly Yap. The trails yr Mobs ...

... boast, al Mr. Henna has &aid, of sock ilistinmetehed eleimpinee of Prtileetatit troth an Latimer, lAidley, Umber, WM.., and Whigs If one specie, of 1' try he put down *nuttier may fpriug up. Mr. Hanna fears dist it the Rryitten Dolm., be taken away the ...

... M'Neile, J.P.; J. B. Price, P., Alexander Johns, Rev. Dr. Morgan, Rev. L. E. Berkeley, Rev. Dr. Binney, and Rev. Dr. Houston. Whig . Presentation to a Ship Captain. —Yesterday, in the office of the Local Marine Board, Glasgow, Captain John M'Donald, of the ...

... beaten, is nearly recovered, hut i* still unable to resume his ordinary employment, from the effect of the bruises| Northern Whig this rust* «n R|iiiUcation was made to remov.- a onler of tu«-80tb of Jane, 1808, hy uliicb Mr. Folliot‘Barton, gt-ntleinan ...

... possible to the sou of any member of the middle classes.— Mr. Gladstone's elevation to the Premiership over the heads of many Whig Peers is in one sense remarkable, simply because tbe Liberal party, as rule, have generally ample supply of ambitious noblemen ...

... done : but they would on no acocunt admit, that, the Convention in question had been constitutional Parliament. Still, the Whigs were able to carry their Bill by majority of seven votes, though two verbal amendments intended to remove all legal doubts ...

... both to our national and to our imperial history. BANQUET TO THOMAS M'CLURE, ESQ., M.P. are gratified to observe from the Whig of yesterday, that, the friends of Electoral Independence, and of enlightened progress, have lost no time in winking arrangements ...