... will give you in this Parliament only one Whig. It is a pity Mr. Senior did not ask him who the one Whig was It would be minces to aseertain by this meeptional example what was Lord Romeo oemption el a real Whig. The result of the genical election of lett ...

... Will Preside at the GNASH °ROAN. Dom ere at yeartaelpsit throes ; Cowen Eight precisely. •LVAST. GRAN D CONCERT, FRIDAY. It. WHIGS OCCASION THE FOLLOWING Mates will appear . NIBS 11LEN 11111, The gime Sw*LA S. LITTLE NELLIE E•TI18, The Mambo( Tong Help Vocalise ...

... the earl& the dowels,. sad ride le at peal spend mad a about thirty ter is direeter. roll bye porker the principal pert the Whig *ark set a omeaspely. fee old hoar dr a tura. Os Thereing, the dandy . treidustly• tyro ilre wt. the Fin detansinstion with ...

... demoralise spine of maiming ; not to attack by anonymous placard, or nano the pirate or personal character of our opposes* Whig or Tay; but to need every one on the high pound principle and moral worth. AND ITS ANSWER. Noncom, in our last issue, the ...

... woiloant et with whieb Is WOWS pet of ti• antotkar Ada Way lees evoked. la yow diem yea haw wide a touch, og anion to this perish Whig the bat bid lationso. Tzar, it has bets: and going Ia ephit. mews yawner, law 1 town at the of my superiors to begin ay west ...

... limeni,wed yen Gar II • ohm, sod I gee& by of ley, slow, Ito., woo MI hob of ad Inds of enoratii• pebetwee 1 4 4 : Polato MorLel Whig onwo•eftti XII loa ds; liw. gips 7 hods of ONTO* 111 had. vegotobko. ANTRIM. Thweday, Febrest7 I.—Potatoes, I. Id to 2.64 par ...

... oleos, it would almost be 'meth while for the clown's Mends to petition for him to be made a pensioner of the tiovernment, w Whig • direct Mower d the Premier, and • strung upholder of Tarestablishments. his hymns begins thus tiros Wort to how. Aal to keen ...

... long endeaveur to set the English people against the Irish. The Tory Prom printed Irish Popery in sent reboil* /oure The Whigs were rem:rented as ' nothing but delegatee of O'Connell. A war of tongue' and pen so tierve and e. foul that, reprodeuel now ...

... Quid Mat_ rideateui dicers writ is our motto, and we adhere to it. Our veracious contemporary says that beams the Norther,' Whig claimed for itself the bosom of having been maim, instrumental in securing the liberal triumph in Belfast, the other Liberal ...

... most likely I would have acted as they did, and sign the agreement; fur I must either do or lose my property. I y. therefore, Whig to the poverty of our agricultural population, and the existing laws property, leases and contracts Land between landlord and ...

... at all. Witases mid he might take or or two but that he would have to come baok aid set the lad Deem of the play which was Whig mid that If be did not come back he would not again be sawed into the theatre. He mune back again at nine o'clock and deeded ...

... thing to praise and sot wishing to blame. are have not ben el a formidable obarseter. The revolt studiously dent The Northern Whig, indeed, is has not spread. The Mace King still hods sled. an exception; and. an becomes a periodical which though many ef ...