... short-sighted began to think that the Tories could only be fought successfully with their own weapons. To cut a long tale short, Whigs and Tories began to try who could bribe highest, and central organisations for ma- naging elections were formed by both parties ...

... of forming a third party, and warmly approving the Hon. Joel Ilayword as their candidate for Governor. This gentleman is a Whig in politics. The United States Circuit Court was engaged on the trial of parties charged with causing the calamity on board ...

... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Flax Trade.—We have heard many complaints of the general quality of this season's flax it certainly does not. we believe, equal that of last year. Supplies during the week have been fair—say Cookstown ...

... the eholitiun of that I lax, but what wav the couree pursued the Whigs ? Mr. Gladstone, the member for the University of Oxford, might have been exported, voted against it; but the Whigs, having the ghost the Appropri-1 ation clause before them, thought ...

... consolidated into one. These inventors then, and Mr. Mechi, have treated C. W. H., as •Sir Hobert Peel is said to have treated the Whigs; they have 'caught him bathing, and have run away with his clothes. Upon this C. W. H. has waxed exceedingly wroth, and declares ...

... of the Board of Health, and they resolved to exclude Hertford from the operation of the Act. Brother Electors, —Whether man Whig or Tory, if he aspire to public office, he ought to speak the truth at all times. It rests with yourselves whether Hertford ...

... The democratic party was still violently contending amongst themselves, one portion vilifying and abusing the Whig administration, whilst the Whig party was strengthening their position, and making effective preparations for the next presidential election ...

... budget, and must say thought Mr. ''’urruugh was perfectly right not to let in the Whigs until they hud come the terms of li people. They did not send him to In hacit the Whigs to power, but promote their interest Wings and lories scratch light. Just angry ...

... greatest share of the peculiarities of his class. We should have medley, composed of the stuhborncst Tories, the most pompous Whigs, the most violent Radicals, the stiffest Quakers, and the sourest Dissenters of other persuasionsin short, the oddest specimens ...

... a 0 ry St n of elf Whig | Ballymena ay. 70 Terms may be known by applying at Dr. PA sabe SON’S, 4, Donegall-Square East, Belfast. lerk- | O BE LET, FRE THE FIRST NOVE! Is to COLLIN GROVE, extremely well situated for ingle and very convenient to Belfast ...

... tenant hesitates and says “well I don't know sir;” the tenant replics if you don’t know 1 shall conclude you voted for the whigs ; you know I am a tory, and ify.?udun'tqny |mr rent next quarter day, look out for it. Thus intimidated and coerced the poor ...

... and more than that, in voting for an Alderman, he looked to no party whatever. He was quite as ready to support a Tory as a Whig, provided he thought him a fitting person to fill the office. Mr. W. J. H ORSFALL .—Did Mr. Hornby propose the Mayor in the ...