... probably Luprecedented feat, jut a native burn, and Gene:: an ap t mices!iip to the printing bitainc,s in the uffies of the Whig. Some years ago he migrated to Au;• trails, where he founded several newspapers, which I.e disposed of to advunta e tie nftei ...

... wr;tot in the /:aiebkr, as quoted the history of as Papas,/, or with :•,'lristian and silly wanderings of the j._; the _Yucrietx Whig, and decide whether Protestants are to be 1. Ind reviled, and imprieoned,for oom- a: the' rious de3ds oronr immortal ora at ...

... and slanderous accusations which could have been proved false had the opportunity been offered. Such was the means taken by a Whig official to screen the guilty and throw blame on the innocent. Now, when we have a Conservative Govel nment, we find Chancellor ...

... Thursday,. at his country residence, Roebuck, Dublir,. in his seventy-fifth year. The late prelatewas an Englishman. of the Whig School, and on his appointment to the See of Dublin ow the demise of Archbishop Magee in 1831,. was very coolly received. Few ...

... greatest crime since the partition of Poland. But France could not depend on her, at least under the present forcible-feeble Whig regime. Had one or two of oar maga nificient men of war Lad been sent to the Baltic at the beginning of the fray it would have ...

... , the miuisterial apologists, 'the country is all of one mind,' and the policy of the Governmaiii must be the same whether Whig or Tory be in ottice.' 'they forget to complete the ev.w.sitvon, by •syine thet Vie pn'iey must be Coaservativ and willing ...

... confession, They expected an impartial and searching investigation—they have got the promise of ono to be held by a Mr Dowse, a Whig, and a Mr Barry, Papist ; and we are much mistaken if the two worthy Commissioners will allow notice bo taken of anything that ...

... and it is strange that amongst the Whig nobility no ore could be found willed to the post who possessed a higher title than that of Baron- Is these no Duke, no Marquis, no Earl, not even a Viscount among the Whig peers, who would esteem it uu honour ...

... four arcr:Censervativee. Sir Punk Crossley, a Radical, but now settling down into quiet Whig.. gam ; a Sir John Remade'', once • Whig, bet ' new impatient of the Whig yoke under the gaiduos of his kinsman, Mr. Herman, are supporters Of the present Government ...

... reward for the supple subserviency the repreeentatives of lb. land o' broil and hemlocks: who have uniformly voted on the Whig aide. Five of these seven mate will:most assuredly be filled b z Radicals, who aie (lien more bitterlj en venonsed enemies ...

... likely to offer themselves—Viscount Powerscourt in the Conservative interest ; and the Earl of Listowel and Lord Fermoy in the Whig interest.—Erasing Mail. ...

... reason to doubt it—the advent of Lord Derby and a strong party to power, will be hailed by the country as a joyous relief from Whig rule. No other fate than defeat could be expected for Mr. Bright's democratic measure, and we are certain the great mass of ...