... mphs were sanctioned by or even grateful to 4eaders of the Liberal party in this country. ‘he worst it was thought that the Whig-Radical Mn regarded the intimidation of Irish priests . 4?ish mobs as @ necessary evil. Circumstances Skt render it expedient ...

... Batisfy the claims justice. This, says the Quarterly, is the pelicy which Mr. Pitt inaugurated, which the Tories and the Whigs alike adopted, and which every Statesman of eminence from the beginning of this century down to last year has either openly ...

... Friona proceeded to visit the Duke of Devonshire at Lismore, and on the 30th to Shane, Castle to Lord O'Neill.—The Northers. Whig says it is now ascertained that Priace Arthur will pay a visit to Belfast. A town meeting is to be held to make arrangements ...

... body, the victims of m glect, OW ap in midst to feed the gaols and work houses hereafter. ich a state of things, aiid there is Whig ‘© is indeed in = upou our character as @ Ubristian emson, Brewn-street, ap , wil) be glad 10 receive tend pall give any int» ...

... things appear to assume quite another aspect to that of past years. It is well known that, for years past, during the old Whig and Tory administration, numerous public charities have been greatly neglected on the one hand and tampered with on the other ...

... Ir. tAirlatias potalaelon, for to take owe of for .• In the year and to Jane. ISM, I Dom that he LISA, which time illy me to Whig the 1,1 h. me. Mr. ChrisUe asked me U he might make e. of the money. My wife seemed determined to fetch the box hermit I knew ...

... Continent from a desolating and ruinous war. Lord has left the Foreign-vflice avd Lord reigns in his stead—the nominee of a Whig Radical Cabinet. Of his amiability there can be less doubt iban of his ability; but there is something more striking than either ...

... his audacity,) namely, a bill for the creation of life peerages, but now we the owner of another name famed and favoured i n Whig Williamite monarchic annals, to wit, the Earl of Albemarle, who is to move, to-morrow week, the repeal of so much of the act ...

... audacity,) namely, a bill for the creation of life peerages, but now we have the owner of another name famed and favoured in Whig Williamite monarchic annals, to wit, the Earl of Albemarle, who is to move, to-morrow week, the repeal of so much of the act ...

... said that op to last Sator-lay, there bail been party feeling since went to Igw.-rth, and (be ratepijers had known neither Whig nor Tory. Bo’, waa quite evident last Saturday that there w-n of exciting p*rt> spirit (Ur. Barlow) hail uo feeling Mr. Fogg ...

... kind. —(Hear, hear.) He remembered very well that during the late election many of the Whig candidates were reminded that the property that was held by many of the Whig families was held by the very same right as that of the Irish Church ;it was given by ...

... parties, anil by the father-in-law against doc:or. Die whole iff air seems have arisen oat unhappy family dispute.—iVo> iktrn Whig^ Suicide.—Philadelphia, -; 'AY, MARCH 30.—A horrible murder was oommitt*ri Leie. jeeteiday, under peculiar oircumstanaes. Early ...