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... opinion of others, to the commission of perjury? Let it do so, and then wve will be able to understamid the claims which the Whig possesses upon the confidence and respect of any genuine Protestant in this psrovince. And notn, to show that it is the grossest ...
... MUNICIPAL REVISION COURT-TIHE NORII THEIRN WH'IG. IT is now tolerably notorious that the a liberal party in this town, represented in the press by the Zvosterc lV4ijy, are in the habit of getting up an annual grievance, in order to prepare tho public ...
... Gentlemen of the ury, here is a libel on the Whigs-those blessed Whigs, tlho have produced such glorious results to England and Irelasbd since they obtained the administration of affairs !_ * those adriirable Whigs, who, when they were out of office, cried ...
... the same extent. However, his practice was, when the Whig boy delivered a Whig, as the Mercury was not worth stealing-(laughter)-he left a Mercury in the houses of the subscribers, and stole a Whig. (Laughter.) Mr. John Kelly was examined, and entered ...
... Irish steam- ship question underwent a long discussion. Messrs. Tabor and Morgan (Whigs) advocated special acts to organise the Galway Steam-ship Company, while Mr. Babcock (Whig), and Mr. Cooley (Democrat), went for a general law. The first-named senator ...
... however, that seither party, Whigs nor Tnries, ever caret a facthing ab-out any thing that was said of the King, but ,Eever forgave any at- tacks on their own facticcic, oi' tie profits of.tbeir places; and this faction of the Whigs, be it olcserved, was more ...
... the Tinies admits that it was ohving to the objections mane by the Conservative party, in both Houses of Parliament, that the Whig bill for | establishing diplomatic relations with Rome was converted into a stunibling-block and a nullity. We therefore ...
... hard isbour. r i GENERAL O'NEILL. * . 'fO~~THE EDITORW OF THE NEWS&LETTER. ..SIR,-There having appeared' in the ANorthird- Whig of, Monday lost, on the authority of a Ballyeastle correspondent, a paragraph stating that Gen. O'Neill in passing through ...
... 'swore that hbl left.her house on Tuesday week; stating -that he .was going to Liverpool. Michael FeganIs a pressman in the Whig office; was 'enged on the 26th April in Duiblin, and left that for Bel- fast on the '27th, wrought ?? coming here. 1%ith'Mr ...
... Amazons on my right hand were Whigs, and Ithose on my left Tories. Another writer of th Iday describes the unpleasant discovery made by a lady at a bell in a nobleman's house, who had in hlr hurry placed a patchi on the Whig side of her face, Iwhen she ...