... the military reputation which had been dangerously compromised under one of the unaccountably feeble favourites whom the Whigs were in the habit of selecting for the most arduous posts. In the more doubtful conquest of Seinde, he employed Sir CILERLTA ...

... Miami Reonelly, f l or ti were the opponent Ism FA Wad stalk). Bata the bow Mould it be practicable, areber Made ith with Whig waterer milk. Rash SAUNA. ea Mosong. the Oh day.' Jam, Ink alley. Bellintele. sw a trace o re uctance at parting so rup y South ...

... cargoes now on passage 1. 17 =lB at this thee last year. have symp. in the dnewerains though not to the mole good Rim** oats Whig Sem in value. In bums, peas, and rye of has taw li rethelatoladviewireporttimtthograinteade besbeen very The Insist= dig Ms ...

... of whipper-in to the Liberal party. Mr. Belfast fortunate in not entering upon his duties wi Parliament, y at this When the Whigs returned f country with such an overwhelming majority, 08 tons, passing of the first Reform Bill, they for stand at many d ...

... many delicate personal negotiations, and is in possession of- many party secrets;, Mr. Bouverie belongs to the old independent Whig party, who sit on the fourth bench behind the Government, and who are by no means to be olassed among Mr. Gladstone's ,personal ...

... expeotari ia Keiry. 81-aaerbaeset ia canveeeing the oouoty •» Homs Ruler, but will be opposed by Deaee, who will stand pare Whig, with the sssistaoee -of episcopal sad territorial influence. Colonel Hiokie, tboagh disposed parliamentary life, will aot ...

... meet, but simply to replenish an Exchequer which been defident from 1837 to 1842 to the extent of 10,188,660?., the result of Whig Administration under the Government of Lord Melbourne. There was, therefore, nothing in common between the two periods for ...

... them bad a very ich was in the Northern Whig of Wednesday on this ve . They It dealt with the mistakes and uncertainties | an they rance, and also the assumption of a leading Sco mind Feat Svoteman, and the Whig it ly. Art ly astonishing that a writer ...

... meeting of the General Assembly 1 encore in reference to the regulation of the 8: eub- af William Patterenn at Tiel Fund, THERN WHIG, BEL ] If af « co thee — cal Institutiun. Great of Good ae ray ff. 223 layor of ic--Death of doin Lytle, J.P, alderman. IT ...

... Fropr.tt> r K^ Thomas Yocdab. L-ktc Prodaction of tbe AKSUAL : .fcTMAM PANTOMIME IE 18 Lay. siOKDAY. Jan. 1, it 72, 1 U 101 l whig ft**: Arwtea, selected from the principal Loiidi . Iheattes, are specially engaged : ANNIBBIC H A B D 8 O V, ?? Jt t> AKS I ...

... fea- tures in the discussion of the question was the fact developed by MMr .1. M. CAN-SWVELL, that the leaders of the great Whig party were in 1844 engaged in active negotiation with O'CoNNELL With a view of substituting for the existing Union between ...

... | EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT. NO AFT PERF NCES. ASKELYNE & COOKE, the Royal I rs, M and their LONDON COMEDY aes OBSERVE :—The Whig, News-Letter, ing News, ‘ar, the whole of Press of Belfast have spontaneously burst out 4 Be and re-echors of in respect to ...