... LEVELLING UP. THE Tory Lords and the old Whigs seem resolved to provoke a collision with the House of Commons and the people, all hazards. The exploded scheme of concurrent endowment has been—in various forms —revived ; and it seems that they are prepared ...

... RIOTING IN PORTADOWN. BFXFAST, Friday. The Northern Whig states that there was serious riot yesterday at Portadown, and the police were forced to fire npon the crowd. boy, named Thomas Watson, was killed, the ball passing throngh his lungs, and a man ...

... The Great Unttio, from Melbourne, arrived at Liver* pool yesterday with passengers. FATAL RIOT IN IRELAND. (From the Northern Whig ) had about uniter, mote | Q ...

... dished the Whigs? Suoh a division was never known before. The lobby would not hold their amalgamated Lordships, and the doors had to be opened to let them in below the bar before the House was cleared. Bat after this the Tories had repay the Whigs for the ...

... mtaining 18 quarts, for which he paid 4*. 9d., th© oth©r gtatemenc, it teems that p'aii.tiff sn-l defendant wei© for- the small Whig boroughs which sent members support clehes. If they did not. thy would muotsin the men paying equal portions towards it porebase ...

... they will send with it four score new and Liberal peers, who may prove more than match for the reactionary Tories and old Whigs of that venerable establishment. is important that the minority of the Liberals in the Upper House should be changed into majority ...

... o'clock yesterday morning that the streets were completely cleared the two mobs. Many arrests have been made. The Northern Whig of this morning states that there was very little disturbance in Belfast last night. The town generally was quiet. A few arrests ...

... dropped. autumn session will be held, and a number of Lords will created sufficient to swamp the Tory majority and the old Whig cave the Upper House. We observe that the Tory papers and reviews are now denying that the last elections turned the Irish ...

... vernment should so impatient beoould act understand ; struck him they were under very despotic Govern merit, whether it were Whig or Tory cheer, hear), when they were told that unless such and such were, done the Government itself w interfere. This wm subject ...

... years allowed themselves to be dragged at the tail of English Tory and Jacobite faction. This Orsnge organ insists that the Whigs are the natural allies of the English settlers in that country, and that the downfall of the Irish Church has really ...