... IMPOTENT WHIGS. tn i• Jinving On 4r. l P ot • t• Mil it, r t.. 11r. 5,114. and m wLLh the 11,+. woe 0W.w..l w lir.• 1.• nm of I. it 1•.n.1..n..ien. Mr. la. tlrk O.:, it L. 'VI I 11. r 11..14 main •;t 1.. t , .e Oasuait • the t! , • It 110 r 1 1 ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE HOME RULERS. I HEAR strange rumours of overtures from the English Liberals to the Irish members. The terrible truth seems at last to have dawned on the Marquis of Hartiugton that without his Irish followers he is powerless, and the Liberal ...

... TORY-WHIG ALLIANCE, la on Tory-Whig alliance. No, certainly not. At hurt. st. are told by some veracious Whig journals. An ineidont oc• carted in the West Division Court, on Satn.. day, which affords me et lamer to the contract.. Wee,' the Coastrvatives ...

... A WHIG MOVE. The Whip of North Antrim have at last I made • more in the selection of • candidate We learn that • meeting of delegates from the different districts of the Division was held! yesterday at Ballymoney, and that the chote. •Lf the delegate ...

... people propese would be practically impessidle. It is well known that § varies on different estates.”—(Northern Whig, Feb. 23.) The Whig then enumerates a truth founded on his knowledge of Ulster custom, or rather customs, which lam convinced is not ...

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... WHIG LIBERALISM. TO THN. FDITON. DIAII SlR,—The .Vortheoi Whig, the londost advocate for the r of V.irty Processions Art, seems now to be Ninittcut with anti.-preceesion c n the brain. the l'oty Proccsaions Act was repealod titer., were no Catholic p ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE HOME EIILEB.E. I HEAR strange rumours of overtures from the English Liberals to the Irish members. The terrible truth seems at last to have dawned on the Marquis of Hsrtiugton that without his Irish followers he is powerless, and the ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE NORTHSEN WHIG AND THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE. [DITO/L SIR.—I am certain that you were quite as surprised as I was this morning on seeing the unwarranted attack in the editorial t alumna of the Whig on Professor C. D. Yonge, of the Queen's ...

... A WEAK WHIG JOKE. IDITOR. Sis.—The World, the Padget, end Punch may look out for their safety, as the Northern Whig is about to take the wind out of their sails. And why not? Can a Cockney editor not be an hum roue at the CIA Corn Exchange a• be *mild ...

... ACTION AGAINST THE °ETHER/I WHIG. Dublin, Tuest To day iu the Nisi Print cow , . before Mr. Jutties Giheon and a common jury, iu the ease of Mr. Samuel Grogan v the Company, Hume (instructed by Messrs Carson M. I•Duneto moved to hem. a consent made a ...

... THE WHIG AND THE LATE EDUCATION MEETING IN BELFAST. meeting of Catholics lately held in St. Mary's Hall in favour of denominatienal edulation wee of too significant a character to be passed over in silence by our so-called non-sectarian friends. In this ...