... claims to ■ fair share in the representation of the country should no longer be disregarded or girt aside. The interest/ of Whig or Tory factions may be promoted by discord or dis-union among ;lie people's rank.; but the Inters sts of the People themselves ...

... create, your opinions alone are disregarded in the framing of those law. you are called upon to obey. Rut henceforth let not Whig or . 1 ory hliuistem hove to charge you with apathy! Be up and doing! The Government foiled to flu it: duty, do you do yours ...

... the following dey. A Flattbrino Pen-and-Ink Pobtbit.—A case breach promise was tried at Belfast the other day. The North*™ Whig limns the defendant in this manner Tho defendant, who sat in the counsel’s seat, was one of the most extraordinary looking ...

... abetted it, we should laugh at their folly. Unfortunately, it is not so; and another proposition is equally pfain, namely, that a Whig oligarchy is the most jobbing and expensive government under the sun, and the sooner it is swept away the better for all taxpayers ...

... on the special pattern of last year’s paltry abortion, they committed act of baseness precisely similar to that which the Whigs played off on the late Sir Robt. Perl in 183-3. The famous Irish Church Resolutions in that year arc exactly paralleled by ...

... other gran- of breach of promise was tried at Belfast the other day. debug gibberish to boot. Stich was the effect en his The Whig the in this nervous eysteni, that it some days before the The defendant, who ~at in the seat, stricken one natrovered, and ...

... candidate for seat in Parliament, that he cared nothing for politics, or political principles, but would support any Ministry, Whig, Tory, or Radiol, that would make Galway the packet-station for America. Pythias is ofakmdred opinion with regard to Venctia ...

... high, and party conflicts were furious. The terror inspired in certain quarters by the Reform Act had not yet subsided, and a Whig was considered, in the estimation of some politicians, as nothing better than a most dangerous revolutionist. We can smile ...

... damages on the ground that his client was merely a labourer. M'Connell's appearance court is thus described by the Northern Whig:— The defendant was one of the most extraordinary looking persons that ever a breach of promise case was brought against. To ...

... altogether —Sussex Exp res*. Portrait of a Seducer.—A case of breach ol promise was tried at Belfast the other day. The orthtm Whig the defendant in this manner:—The defendant who sat in the counsel's seat, was one cf tbo most extraordinary looking persons ...

... been great corn. l plaints made on this subject by the brewers. who bad spoiled a great quantity of beer owing to the Imps Whig sulphured. It was in cousequeuce of this dhee, epee into the present the delbadaeb Waited *yea having • guarantee gm* the. ...

... represented the county from to 1852, and was Solicitor- General from to 1848, spoken of likely returned, without opposition. is a Whig ■»f the purest water. TilK Rev Mr Bennett, the well-known Vicar of Frome, mid forincrlv incuralient of St Barnabas ami Si Paul’s ...