... property of the Irish Church would go to the landlords. In conclusion, he said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civil and religious free dom. By a wise intuition the leading men and statesmen of the ...

... previous to the Act of Ia50 a Party Proces- e lions Act was brought in in 1632 by Mr. Stanley, then the Secretary of State for a Whig Government, d and afterwards a Conservative Prime Minister. If g they were to have chapters of autobiography, they >r might ...

... with a vengeance? By no means. )f Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Chichester Fortesnee y have made the same blunder now that their n Whig predecessors did in 1859, when they flung 1; open the prison doors and let Stephens and the ! 1, Phoenix-men out on the world ...

... i Presbyterian body. (Hear and loud applause.)i in conclusion, ne said it had been the great witd glorions privilege of the Whig party iin past times to have secured civil said reli- Iglens freedom by a wise instruction. The leading I m~en and statesmen ...

... Dundalk. For a long series of years he occupied a prominent position in politics in Louth, and was a firm supporter of the Whig party. -Correspondent. BELFAST POLICE COURT.-Yesterday, the presid- ing magistrates at this court were J. C. O'Donnell, Esq ...