... colleague on the Whig Government, General Palmer observed that had always voted with bis lion. Friend, whenever he could do so consistently with his own views, and he had at this time no reason to regret the support he had given to Whig Administration, ...

... Francis Dalzell Finlav, Editor and Proprietor of another newspaper called the Northern Whig. My client complains a libel publish- , e,l in that journal, the Northern Whig, reflecting on hia ! character. not mean say, Gentlemen, that Mr. Finlav is the person ...

... PARTY ASSAULT UPON A Printer in The Northern Whig” Office; and PUBLIC APOLOGY. %,/5/E, the Undersigned, this day charged, f before the Bench Magistrates, bv Alexander Finlay, Printer The Northern Whig Office, with assaulting him, on Sunday last, in the ...

... however, has been told of that requisition the Northern Whig —not, dare say, knowingly, hut The Whig mentions that the requisition was signed but thirty names or so. The party who informed the Whig was cither a wilful fabricator or utterly ignorant of his ...

... two articles in which the proprietor of the Whig charged with having tyranny and illiherality in his heart, and with being ready almost to contemplate murder, &c.) the 11 th Oct. the Guardian says“ The Whig prattles apace with unmeaning garrulity about ...

... down, hip policy, according to their sanguine nml profound views, could alone save the country. The Whigs, the whole-hog Whigs, and nothing but the Whigs, must needs predominant in our national councils. Occasional reverses, such as humiliating defeats ...

... could easily given by Lord Anglesey, Stanley, and the Whigs. Arthur French was rejected because he was a consistent Whig, and steady friend of tho Irish people, and Lord Lorton was selected by the Whigs, precisely because ought not be by them. Section 3 ...

... came in succession only. They were the next of kin. might say, to the Whigs who had left so many place, vacant: hut let any man consult hi, own breast, and answer whether, if the Whig party in Nov. 1830, had consisted of none other none better than the ...

... Are the Canadas in danger ? The Whigs have aided and abetted colonial traitors in their at. tempts to shake off the baleful domination of the mother country.” Are the West Indian interests in a stale of depression? The Whigs have injured and insulted the ...

... reduced lo the alternative either of agreeing the Whig speech, of pronouncing an adverse decision on the questions involved in the budget. Of course there is no expectation that the Tories will concur in the Whig budg.-t; there is no wish that they should. ...

... 30th June, 1843 ; Belfast Commercial Chronicle, . . Mercantile Kegister, . . . Newsletter, . . Vin Jit u tor, . . Not them Whig, . . Ulster Times, . , .. Uanner of Ulster, Down Recorder, . Ne.\ ry Examiner Derry Juurn.il, . Derry Sentinel. ...

... enough the lengths to which the Whig- Radicals were prepared to go. But this was but a slight specimen of what O’Connell had prepared for his wretched Whig-Radical bondsmen (Cheers.) It was obvious to any one, that unless the Whig-Radicals had adopted the measure ...