... moment a bint was given to where tbe stolen property was likely to be, time was allowed for its removal elsewhere. Sorthe' n Whig. THE MAYOR CORK—MASS MEETING IN ...

... subject Baltic timber, or the duties salt meat and salt herrings. Practically, so well did this fiscal legislation work, that the Whig deficit wasexchanged for surplus of some millions. Tuere seems also every reason to believe that Mr. Gladstone was the author ...

... Like a feather on the hlast; We’ll Irishmen at last; Bays the Shan Von Voeht. Of conrso we mean loyally to John Bull—to his Whigs, his Tories, an’ his schamcrs —not her Majesty, the M'mcn of Ireland ; • For the Orange and the Green, Win United they are ...

... There is delightful absurdity about the project which is characteristic of our stupid friend the Belfast Tory.” —Northern Whig. ...

... denounced by the Tories of his own day as a dangerous liadieaV'\ By no State party, in the time of William —not even by the Whigs—were the principles of religious toleration, in its enlarged sense, more than halfrecognized, and yet the opinions of King ...

... expected with the liveliest interest by all classes of the public. We are unable to see how any wise Administration, whether Whig or Tory, can ever agree implicitly to legalize periodical celebrations of victories won by one political or religious party ...

... conjecture of human life, to deal with every result of human passioo. THE ORANGE DEMONSTRATION IN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) There will, course, be differences of opinion as to the real significance value of the demonstra- hist Sat unlay afternoon ...

... prophecies are reiterated over again and again almost ad nauseam. It will not satisfy the enquiring minds of noble renegade Whig lords to assured that the state of Ireland is a matter of anxious consideration to the Government, and that every means being ...

... mentioned Lord Harrowby as the leader of the Tory resistance, and afterwards of Lord Derby as if were but the alter of the ex-Whig. conrso we are aware that, after filling with eclat some high official (Mists, and after having led the Conservatives in their ...

... the further developement of this excellent quality. The members of the deputation were then presented and withdrew.—Norttem Whig. Mr. Wilson continued —This resolution speaks of thankfulness to God, for without Him nothing can be strong, and no effort ...

... his tenantry long leases; and this feeling of pride in Sergeant Dowse exists here in every mind quite apart from politics.— Whig Correspondent. Londonderry Penitentiary. —Mrs. Graham gratefully acknowledges having been presented with a purse, containing ...

... threatened to stop the supplies, Cabinet opposed to Reform could not be constructed, and the King was obliged send fur the Whigs. A sufficient number of hostile lords absented themselves from the Upj»er House, when the measure was introduced for the last ...