... Reaction. It is a remarkable thing truly to see sound Whig thus protesting against the Reform Bill of a Whig Government—a Whig, too, who, as chairman of committees, may be considered almost an ofticial Whig. His conviction is also shared by Liberal constituencies ...

... specially to meet the case of Viscount Monck—may be described very simply measure for giving two more Members to the Irish Whig party—one in the county of Cork, and another in the city of Dublin. Their Land Tenure and Improvement Bill, despite its general ...

... exaugiles to our people. And for the ionour of our brethren at the Irish Press—Catholic, Protestant, and I liesenter, Tory, Whig, sod Independent —we can say that although there may have been found one or two led away hastily to greedily reproduce in all ...

... ¢n £4 ner ton. was a very large market of hay, and the pr Tt annear the following in our Belfast Contemp Sat. the Northern Whig, that the prospects in that | Ulster are satisfactory and encouraging :— * The fine weather of the last few days has been m ...

... underrate one who in his personal awd literary characteristics, was the style of man almost the very opposite to the clever Whig historian. Your countryman, Mr. Antony Trollope, continuing in the ComhUl Magazine his pleasant story of *• Fraraley Parsonage ...