... TUPSDAY THE an AR rh of THE N RN WHIG LL NES, was tAVE, REDUCED TO $}p. UNSTAMP APPA And the Salscription was also , Stores, SHILLINGS PER QUARTER, for which ance. Paper will Deliverod, in Belfast and th ved without add:tional charge, When Unstamy ut ...

... WHIG REFORM, Ireland, her social and political character, has, at least, been fortunate enough to .occupy promi nent place in the modern history of this empire ; and if wc can rely on the assumption of those who profess to discern the “signs of the times ...

... WHIG KEFOIIMEES. The stepping-stone of llio Whip to powvr for .u half ci>nlury has been *• I’arliamcntary Rcfonn .lolm Knssi-U liaa been cr-o.‘iklug over ii for best put of bis life. Yet nothing of tru’y nature has been ifU*cUHL It ialric that in land ...

... I THE ABEBDEENITES AND THE WHIGS, (From trie Daily Niews.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hitherto eibaietlng be- tween ministers and their ex-colleagues below the gangway is a circumstance which has talk..t many simple-minded people by surprise We ...

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... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. Tal. most curious circumstance revealed by the recent elections is the revival of the territorial in- fluence of the great Whig magnates in the English counties. This has been a surprise to the Conser- vativea. In many places ...

... the artislocralic Whig families! Mr. Bright honest io the statement of bis terms. Ou the condition that and his friends shall no longer be purposely excluded from political power/’ they will put themselves under the yoke of the first Whig lord who strikes ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. Whatever baneful*l reform bo* place the Law* during the list century, attributed to *ocul advancement and popular orgaaizattoo, and u *t to tie political wisdom, integrity, or pntru-tHui, either Whig or Tory parties. Ti.i* is evident ...

... WHIG LEGISLATION. The Encumbered Estate Commission does not, to use a familiar phrase, work fast enough for the Whir. The process of coruscation is too slow, hence they brought in a bill on Monday. through their tool the Inch Solicitor General, to amend ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. The following letter by An Old Oxford Man” confirms an opinion we have often expressed of the friendship of the Whigs to the United Church of England and Ireland. We do not ask the reader to agree with all that the writer says ...

... THE WHIGS “IN” AND “ouT” SW. (From the Morsing HERALD.) WHEN the Whigs were’ last in office and thére was about as much chance of a Reform being intreduced under their ausp’ ices as of their ceasing to be actuated by any other Motive than a despe. rate ...