... propose to interfere in Ireland with those rights of property'' which he admits to be a United Kingdom question. The Northern Whig says we must of course expect that those who put forth unreasonable demands with the ex- pectation that they never would be ...

... warlike. He is traveling to advertise the excellence of the bETck lead with which his coat of mail is polished. The Northern Whig states that there is no doubt whatever about the correctness of the report to which we referred the other day, that the Prince ...

... unfettered. And justice demanded it. (Applause.) The tories alleged that the whigs had put a tax upon the dogs and horses of the farmers, but that was not true even if the whigs had done so, it wonld onlv have been as though they had put half-an-ounce to ...