... from these attacks? They will only re. the estimation of his follower. opinions of all true and genuine 01 Protestants. The Whig finds that the bold of :its party on a share of the tation of Belfast are departing. and present painful agony. Poor fellow ...

... landlord and tenant? There is only one reply to be given to these questions—it is the meddling and muddling a policy of successive Whig Ad ministrators. Mr. Gladstone, however, has not stopped here He is now attempting to deal with the Education Question, And ...

... are Pr!oftBitl before u.? The Quesn'e Age l sob was. at course, oue the tellies% Speeches that are issued from the SOO of the Whig party when in power a rasl4; of political history that they Aare In. tisk profession, sad till lfr. Gladstone *4 ball 4,2olrairs ...

... give lie mai ssokres, sostmomilkorbela .==iiatill desseme smosa re:uti4 . of' Ow Le* et ipirem, gams OommosolaMLesde swroled. Whig ia reformism to 1 Issatiwa asesserkbeg•ases. . I T iv s.—A . Prew York col , n 4 5 .-- numbliiirf prentetarely. yo *ma ...

... present s aud in the of theproceedill. Mr. YolorrgiU, M.P., expressed Lis opiehts Lb. Wales would sot 40 liso& differeoee Whig not deopsested. Tan EIIbLIBM BILL.—Mr. Anderson giveu of the Juries Bill—to change the wirdistbr.mit.L. to not less three-fourths ...

... acarsgtendint) TOanisontsis that an disty His liigheas ths D. an that it !As this daring the present ie+son The bride-shot te, I &Whigs° , fensperor of *be was born in October, sista of the Id of the Prise's! bag. mar, sikter of the Prins@ of In another I ern ...

... TOPICS OF THE DAY. THE WHIG AND MR. JOHNSTON. M.P. -- Coxsurraner has never been a characteristic the Northern Whig, and we are not surprised to find that it has turned against Mr. William Johnston, M.P., the popular senior member for Belfast. The reason ...

... and at once, bemuse a section of the Irish people had pronounced against It. Was this the doctrine of an old conetitittional Whig in reference to the manner in which a great , public measure was to be dealt with? (Hear, , hear.) The right hon. gentleman ...

... WHIG LOVE. Tau Mister of the Bolls has all the historic love of his own flesh and blood whioh has ever characterised the members of the great Whig families. About five years since, Lord Romilly appointed bis som, a barriettr of two years' standing, to ...

... in refreshments being served at int-rvalo by the following gentlemen who art.d ss otewards Mesino. John Sl'Bneney, Samuel Whigs, WCardle, Tate, Hn-h AOratt, Matthew Connollv, John, Wilson, sod John Pdohon During th , . evening Mr. John Mahon, Mr. Bennett ...

... time, played the part of his junior, and bowed to him on questions of law. But, on the North-East Circuit, at this day the Whig Judge is above his Conservative senior. Will you tell your readers—and I put the question soberly before you—what will be done ...

... abandon I 011ie usurped power, and restm eto Irelmud its indefeasible right,? Who meddle, peddle, snd tit-bee? Who intrude? Whig have pocketed hundred taken out of Irelend? Who ha. now his robber hand in the Tri.liman'. pneket ? Who is now -topping the ...