... Lord Joisi russell, for presentation. T-e reslogollli0 eto this eli~c ved by 5Mr. R. Grim. Three mestisihen pated .rnItern Whig. ...

... should the harvest fail, Sir Robert will of have a winter to encounter as disagreeable as that of 1w30 from which he fled. The Whig budget has been defeated by monopolists and ecclesiastical actavity, and Tory taxes must be the sub. t stitute. s The army ...

... which regulate our Bank of Ireland at home. That measure is the great object towards which the American Conservatives (or Whigs, as they are called there,) direct all their efforts, and the democratic party as strenuously oppose it. The Transatlantic ...

... liar. We have hitherto had in Ireland every party but the one we wanted most. We have had the White- boys, the Hearts of Oak, Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Hearts of Steele, and so on, but we wanted this, and I am de. termined, even if I should stand alone in ...

... I TH9 LINEJ TUADfE Or linAFL I S j t tv , r ?? (From the Northern Whig.) BeOlfast, 15th Dec., 1841. ar 78Sit-At a public meeting of persons initerested in the C linen trade of Ireland, held in the Commercial Buildings, in Belfast, on Monday, 6th ins-t ...

... be reduced-that is, provid. d the flieads of aorkitlutu have not made their calculations on errorreous dots. Mr. C-aey, the Whig tnembebr for the north division -f Yorkshire, means to move in conaan'ttee that the duties or barley anid oats remain as at ...

... admitted by friends and foes. It could not be otherwise; it is the natural conse- quence of the system pursued towards Ireland by Whigs and Tories. The principle is the same, and the only difference between is in the mode of carrying out the principle, so that ...

... And having thus been referred to gentlemen who did nothing, the thing was duly shelved. But this was only in the time of the Whigs. They were not men of business, and the feeble tenure of office which they possessed did not enable them to pay attention to ...

... the timber duties to come into immediate onseration. Robert II'Donwell, Esq., occupied the chair on the occasion._ Northern Whig. LONDON TRADE REPORT. Monday Evening. The biddings were languid at the public, sales here to day, and a small part only of ...

... was adopted. A vote of thanks to the chairman having passed, the meeting separated. THE REV. MR. CREIGHTTON v. THE NORTHERN WHIG. A short paragraph found its way into our paper of last Friday, which stated that a meeti g of the clergy and elders of the ...

... other trades, although th he knew that a great many tradesmen, being in the employ- an ment of Conservatives and indifferent Whigs, were deterred du from avowing their sentiments lest they should forfeit their tls employment; but their reserve was a great ...

... of Sir Robert Peel himself to each of I these principles has been mildness itself, compared with that of this cold-hearted Whig lording-this apostate from those liberal principles, on the faith of his'attachmest to which the people of England carried ...