... and rack-irenters are Whigs and I have no hesitation in stating that the Catholic Whig landowners are the worst of this bad lot. 1o bar e fought the just rights of the tenants at .rc- the various -lad sessi-ons since 1870 The Whigs. er, Do we find the natnes ...

... The account cannot bh better rendered than it was tvelve years since by a great Conservative organ ?? Old Whigs, young Whings, and ultra-Whigs, Radicals, Bal- lottecrs, and Chartists, Tenant-Leafguers, and (Roman) Catholic associations, Jewvs and Papists ...

... Derby ill power than to witness theother installed to his ?? exclnsion. Neverthleless, it mnust not be forgotten that the Whigs are doubtless ready once more to make great sacrilices.' Lord Joirn infortlsod us, in joirtitig Lord Aberdeen, in 1852, that ...

... Reformers! none of ye had a hand in upsetting the Whigs I Who dlrove, the Whigs out of office in the early part of last ses- sion ? Was it not Mr. Locke King with his Reform Bill? Who, upon the return of the same Whigs to ?? on sufferance, proclaimed, like Palafox ...

... aumlouig those who, with intemperate hiaste, hailed the sexagenarian btut still juvenile Whig as an acces- sion to the Conservative party, either when the Whigs contumeliously expelled him from office, or when, upon the delbate on Mr. Villiers' Free-trade ...

... Lebmann. who contested unsuccessfully the county of Waterford the other day. The result for the Whigs and for Mlr.O'Keeffe himself is simply deplorable. The Whigs have sustained a signal d'feat,AMr. O'Keeffe is not only ostracised from his party and regarded ...

... longer the slightest doubt that a Con- servative Administration, with the Earl of Derby at its head, has superseded the Russell-Whig Cabinet, which, for the last six years, partly by an indefensible usurpation of the functions of Government, and partly by ...

... many of which will be remembered by our readers- that it would be both bad taste and bad policy to at- tempt to supersede him (Whig though he be) by a Conservative Speaker. A contest for the chairman- ship of committees was, however, fully anticipated, and ...

... supported, did more real damage to the Whig Administration than all the efforts of rabid ultramontane priests and the Catholic Defence Association. If these parties were sincere in their hatred and contempt of the Whigs, their gratitude to Lord Naas should ...

... atrengthened by the attacks of the Whig, and the clear and convincing statement made In our presence by the much-abused Secretary of the County Down Constitutional Assoolation, who seems to be a thorn In the side of the Whig because he well and faithfully ...

... boldly and maliciously condemned the Town Cleric for what was universally known to be the blunder of another individual. Thle Whig struggles hard to represent that his leek is set so unpalatable after all, inasmuch as opinions were divided on the sub- ...

... WESLEYAN MISSIONARY MEET- ING.-RICHARD DAVISON, ESQ. TO TIrE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sin-I observe, in the Northern Whig, of Thursday last, a letter, signed Anti-Humbug, complaining that, at the late Wesleyan missionary meeting held iin Frederick ...