... THE “WHIG THE ATTORNEY TAX. Is this every day world of ours there arc two classes of professionals—the medical and the legal—each of which, in it* turn, comes in for a very fair amount of respectable acrimony; and this often find displayed men who, at ...

... WHIG *’ AND TIIK UNITARIANS. (’ontemporary apjiears to l»e exceedingly dissatistied with ourselves and our correspondents, because we have styled him the organ of I'nita- cannot attribute his reluctance to assume the designation to any excess of modesty ...

... same dark roll several {lies in the week; and yet these are all by this Whig, to swell its list, as spa. ryes ease•—rod adi es* criminal! It does not swear, from anything which the Whig pats forth, that of the 3,939 cases it sets down as increasing the crime ...

... JOHN ROWLAND AND THE NORTRZRN WHIG. Taos is thesaying. that ewer gee* beriesesd with *owes ow The of the awe* the deeds dJae shirk to ths Water wiluestwi the stemtise of the Belfast palm Miele. its wsweeriel mortiows to puffy Wmw Oirs from of do dust ...

... VERACITY OP THE “NORTHERN WHIG.** offering some remarks Friday last on tho attack made on this paper tho Northern Whig, in reference to our insertion of the letter which called forth the reply of Mr. Bristow, we pointed to a recant case in which our ...

... erwary to Europe, Whig# were necessary to Eng* land, and Lord Palmerston was necessary to the Whigs; but the nilur was immediately signifying to France that were ready abide by the itipulationsof the conveniion the IBlh April. Mr. 11. Drummond said that ...

... THE WHIG PEEKS ANT) THE CORN BILL. Tiir Whig Poore on Saturday, at Lansduwno House, in judgment on the Com Bill. Their mooting was of essential importance to the country, as decisive of the fate that suporhangs’’ the Corn Law. Diflerent versions of the ...

... Whig sn’ Tory all agree. 4 * In offering few observations upon the resolution with which he had been entrusted, he did not intend to express one sentiment of contempt or ill-will towards any all of the Repealers of Ireland. Dr. Montgomery bad furnished ...

... COY IVU PRIORS. Whig. pat c•r . ...

... The Vacant See. —The Globe, the London eycning organ of the Whigs, states that the Dean of St. Patrick’s will bo the new Bishop, and that the Rey, Mr. Perrin, brother of the judge, will succeed tho Deal:/’ Spring Assizes —lB49.— North-East Circuit.— County ...

... and opiniona. Formerly, it is stated, Whigs end Tories fought for municipal ascendancy, political prize, but there is now, or should be, a decided change; and again, it is added, in tone of quasi-autliority, that , the loaders are anxious to prerent ...

... The Belfast Bodndaet Question-. —The Whig states, that the Town Council lave been defeated in the clause of their bill for the extension of the boundary one mile beyond its present limits. Forced Sabbath Desecration the Guards Mail Coaches. —It is not ...