... A SPECIMEN OF WH'IG SELF-DEVOTION, LORD PLUNKETT. Hannibal patriotism has passed into a proverb, and Lord Plunkett has become identified with its principles. He declared when the union was sought to be thrust on the country, that be would make his children ...

... sig- nal victory over O'Connell and the Whigs, a resolution was ultimately carried by a large majority, that the dele- gates should not press the inquiry, but hold themselves in readiness to meet, should the Whigs have the audacity to bring in any bill ...

... least give him an impartial hearing. He then entered into a lengthened review of Tories and Whigs, denouncing the former as the enemies of the human race; and the Whigs as having, by their shuffling and pusillanimity,increased the grievances of the people ...

... COST OF THE MONARCHIAL FAMILY OF BNGLAA'D. HER MAjESTY'S CIVIL LIST- Introdeced and carried by the Whig Govern- mentfor defrayal of thefulture ivvpeusnes of Royalty* ?? 385,000 1er Majesty Adelaide (tihe Queen Dowcager) 100,000 Her Royal Highness the ...

... The following, amongst other resolutions, were passciu unanimously:- That we view with disgust the pru. ceedings of the base Whig government, in dragging ?? Rev. J, R. Stephens from his home and friends, for thi purpose of having it in their power to sacrifice ...

... course would onlyrivetthe hostile feeling now existing.' We much fear that Mr. Oswald will, after. all, tutn out to be a' Whig-and nothing more ! DIARY FOR THE WEEK. June 30-Fifth Sunday after Trinity. July I-Mercury,.Venus, and Mars, evening stars through ...

... appointment of Macaulay to an office the very opposite to all his professional life and experience, is as fantastic a piece of Whig charlatanism as the unblush- ing effrontery of the thimble-riggers could have exhi- bited. Mr. Macaulay knows as much about ...

... speakers) that ?? Act 'had dissppointed the expectations of the country, and in' the amended reso- lutions proposed by the Whig section of -the' meeting, and adopted by the majority, the causes of the failure are enumerated, after which, it is declared ...

... meeting views with the . utmost abhorrence the injustice practised upon you and your compatriots, by the base myrmidons ef Whig authority, being conscious of the fact, that a portion of your ?? are the men with whom you previously associated, for the ...

... persons are so much averse to trades' combinations amongst their workmen.] . IRISH LINEN TRADE WITH FRANcE.-The Be7;fasi Northern Whig publishes the following portions of a circular from the French delegates now in Paris, on the part of the French hemp and linen ...