... temperance movement, while it lasted, were to be turned by the Irish agitators. No sooner did it appear, that the fate of the Whigs was sealed, and that Sir Robert IVel was to su •• eed to the helm, than the support of the government .'cased, and O'Connell ...

... selected out of a qu antity f tax which cost per stone, On Thursday Royal wheel will be forwarded to Buckingham Palace.- orthern Whig. Suprression or aA Swiss Convent.—The people of the canton of Thurgau have just exercised for the first time the right of ...

... and as liable to bo giveu away or sold by him on any terms and for any reasons whatever which 1.0 might approve. The great Whig historian whom I have quoted in former letters declares this plainly — It seems clear that our princes were by the law of ...

... property, and as liable to be given away or sol on any terms and for any re..so' which be o whom bave might approve. The great Whig hist quoted in former letters declares thie plainty—-“ It seems clear that our inces were by the law of the land competent ...

... The preparations of tho government for keeping tbe peace in Ulster are progressing with unprecedented onergy. The Northern Whig endeavours, in an elaborate artiole, to excuse so large a drafting of troops into the province. The wholo necessity is traced ...

... befe~ rela he let the - cuand ; and, = po “at out of the bag —its Liberal “3 were only, all, and int last reso: tae v of afew Whig Peers. Thus f; ar will it go, but no further, However, now the murder i is out—Mr, G quiet and resolute, and policy u the Lords’ ...

... hkely fo be accepted by : ill those who declared fer concurrent endowment by their amend- men's; for le used te be kept by the Whigs in a for this very purpose. Then, too, the I tishop of Oxferd, who on the last 7 t of the former debate somehow to be absent ...

... are to hold a public meeting on the subject. THE FATAL RIOTING IN POL TADOW ote and loss of life at Portadown :— The Northern Whig contains the following details of the OK Portadown, July 1, Twelve o There bas been great rioting bere since ten , and the ...

... effective speech in favour of the yas made by Lord Athlumn oy, better known as Sir Somerville ; but Lord Halifax. another old Whig politica, gave it bis warm support. The confusion of parties caused by the question w. avery curious one, resembling mach in ...

... 000/. in the account between the Church and the hospitals of Ireland, and to everpower a majority which imeludes Tories and Whigs, the whole of the spiritual, and three out of four of the leaders of the temporal pecrs ; Lord and Lord tho Archiishep ef and ...

... 000/. in the account betweon tho Church and tho hospitals of Ireland, and to overpower a majority which includes Tories and Whigs, the whole of the spiritual, and threo out of four of the leaders of tho temporal peers ; Lord Russell and Lord Cairns, tho ...

... alleged, previous to the firing, demanded dispersion in the name of the Queen. The Riot Act, however, was not read. The Northern Whig, a chronicler unfriendly to the Orangemen, nevertheless supplies the following statement : — Though the whole alfair was ...