... afterwards there was not a creature to be seen upon the hill, which, a brief period before, was literally covered with human ?? Whig. TInE LATE DOwAGES DucHsEss OF ATUsOrL.-The de- ceascd duchess, who was the eldest daughter of the late Lord Forbea and sister ...

... it, not as heretofore, for their country, but against it, fearing agitation would injure their chance of patronage from the Whig go- vernment. The people waist leaders. The poor man, after a heavy day's work,' expects some 01e will call on hiin for his ...

... be our magic spell to ele- I vete her from prominent degradation to national prosperity and independence. It is the duty of Whig, Radical, and Tory to forget party discord, and constitutionally unite to r prochaim with one voice for the salvation of our ...

... would be expended in Ireland if we had our native lum parliament; it was all alike to Irishmen whether the mi- the nistry were Whig or Tory, for they are still English, and ma- equally inimicalto the true interests of Ireland (hear, hear). ved What did they ...

... of 922,6301.; and on the quarter ending at the same period, a decrease of 940,0621. How is this? Simply because, while the Whigs were in process of being excluded from office, the people were in hope of a better order of things being es- tablished on their ...

... disastrous than have followed the development of the plans of the great conjuror, who, we are assured, needed but the position the Whigs occupied to retrieve the disasters which their recklessness and incapacity had caused. Never were the remedies of charlatan ...

... statesmen have paid for their interference. But, be united, be firm-above all, be temperate-and I would like to see the government, Whig or Tory, who could refuse seven or eight millions of temperate people their legal rights (hear, hear). We will make the demand ...

... neighbours was the next toast. Dr. Bowring, in speaking to the toast, said, they wer men of no party, they would repudiate Whig and Tory alike; they were determined to leadlet whoever would follow ; a free-trading government was the government they woulfl ...

... the opinions in the report of the hand-loom weavers' comnmis. sion of inquiry-an inquiry earried on by men appointed by the Whig government, and who very well understood that if they could annoy the Repealers by showing that the Union had done good, it ...

... parliament men. He was anked, W\hat a P Tories? and _replied, They be gentlemen, thbt against the poor? 11 What are the Whigs? *'ale as Tories. We mention this for the mere sake of ?? what has been the effect among the poor of the tO] ef these two ...

... them in quality. The prices also are said to Ve be more than one-third lower than those of the preceding hi exhibition. 'The Whig Galliphobia which has been wasted of on the pamphlet of the Prince de Jninville would surely Ti have been more legitimately ...

... George Robert Dawson, being returned us his suocessor..Derry Joarnial. G REGISTRAR GENERALSHIP FOR IRELAND. t The Northern Whig itates:n- It was reported in Belfast al that Dr. Boyd, member for Coleraine, has been appointed ist Rlegistrar.Geiseral under ...