... would 0 base great support in England. It was thought that. the ofr1 ministry weresexceedinglyvfortunate in having somany Whigs,~ Yaturned ; but then it should be recollected that aerery, one now P~ric .returned hod constituents, anod that. those con ...

... good prices offered. Lean stock goes off heavily, with a slack demand. Swine plentiful. And sheep a good supply.-Satirist. WHIG PATRIOTISM. The patriotism of men in office is positively appalling, as well as indisputable. In the course of the debate o' ...

... assume ont his recoumeticement of his parliamentary dunies will be by ?? means that of a thick-and.thini supn- porter of the Whig ministers, with whose dallying course his lordship is little disposed to ?? Free Ptess-. HELLS IN LONDON. A singular occurrence ...

... at Bath on Moniday, when be addressed them in the Guildhall. The principal points of his address were directed against the Whigs, who were, be said, maintained in power by the Ra- dicals, whom they nevertheless insulted, and refused to grant the reforms ...

... Queen had retained the liberal ad- l nistratioi, aidd was sueiounided by ladies of the most nit- questionable honour, hut of Whig comitecrions..when be themr theugtuer) comoan percev htte r edbae Theard the torbe sure, ieb officer, though in petticoats ...

... out, and that the number is diminished. In the list of ?? in Waiting to her Majesty are the Honourable Charles Murray, the Whig sandidate for Lanaikshire ; the Hon. Captain W. Cowper, who represented Hertford in the last ?? ; Captain Pecinell, end Henry ...

... same; and, without alluding to any government in particular, he felt himself bound to f say that every government, whether Whig or Tory, had I for a series of years acted on time principle of handing them overtto the mercy of those commissioners (hear ...

... England i hwas lieorme more compact, more fierce and determined 'i than it ever was be'ore. The great question between the a Whigs and the Tories in England is the government of Ire- s land, or rather the mis-government of Ireland-the question I s seems ...

... those who were most useful to the Liberal party. Ile knew and heard of many such instances; but was it, posssible that the Whigs were becoming insincere-that their holding out justice to Ireland was a mere hublsu-, and never to blt realized-that the people ...

... Blackwoed, Williatsn Edmufid Reilly, Robert Batt, John S. Hawkshaw, Edward Johnton, William Gregg, and Andrew Durbamn, Esqrs.-Whig. MEETING OF RETAIL SPIRIT DEALERS IN BELFAST. A meeting of the retail spirit-dealers of Belfast was held1 on Tuesday, in the ...

... to the effect that I] there should be a participation io civil rights with England. O He did think that Radical, Tory, and Whig should have N joined in that measure, to give employment to the people yP (hear). But, in truth, the feeling was against us ...

... of Com- bepyne, Mr. Edwards, the other patron, being aCatholic; and the Bishop has bestowed it upon the Rev. E. J. Todd, a Whig gentleman, totally unknown to his lordship, and whose recommendation for the preferment was the faithful and meritorious discharge ...