... Lord John Russell’s state- | ment, on introducing the New Reform Bill, in a second edi- tion ' copy of the Belfast Northern Whig has not come | ...

... Liberal Government. The Peelites have been blamed for joining with the Whigs. On the contrary. I give them credit for it. They gave up portion their views to meet the Whigs, and the Whigs gave up some of theirs to meet them. The result was, Government formed ...

... thought it their religious duty and high obligation to help the Whigs in defending them. _ This is his Lordship s chief recommendation to us—he is neither conveited Tory nor a trained Whig, but unswerving Liberal. During the fifteen years iu which he so ...

... Smythe, Peelite Sir W. Somerville, Whig; Mr. C. M. Lushington (son of the Right Hon. S. R. Lashington, who represented the city for nearly twenty years), Liberal-Conservalite; Mr. C. Burton Cooper, the Chancery Whig- Radical; and Mr. Achmuty Glover, who ...

... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. rom the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Liven Yarx,—There has been almost ing in yarns this week. Prices, , the same as week. Trape.— We have had little alteration in this great staple trade since our last, demand and pri remaining much ...

... be true | Maine Law was curried by throwing the * ten ticket” into the seale, when the whigs and d: were nearly balanced. It is also true that fr was here when whigs and eons were in a similar position, Human legislat confer substantial benefits, althouzh ...

... thought it their religious duty and high obligation to help the Whigs in defending them. This is his Lordship’s chief recommendation to us —he is neither a converted Tory nor a trained whig, but an unswerving Liberal. Dering the fifteen years in Which he ...

... prices will range at •higher level during the next twelve months than we have seer, during the past quarter a century. —Northern Whig. ...

... of every department of the Executive. They undertook ascore of reforms which the Whigs had persisted in opposing, and they promised to undertake many more which the Whigs have since claimed credit for. It would have been well had they accepted Free Trade ...

... BELFAST LINEN DE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) YaRx.—The state of this great trade, upon which so much of our local prosperity depends, continues pretty much as last Sales are still di and prices for weft yarns have declined 1jd per bundle. Lusen ...

... From Ohio the Democrats have in this Congress members out of in the next they will have Rone. Wherever the fusion” between Whigs and Free•oilere has taken place, they have carried their candidates immense majorities. The Administration have only •ucceeded ...

... advocates. Lord Joun while favour- able to the repeal of Church Rates, as is his habit, preferred some bills introduced by Whig Governments in former years, and which provided the Church with other funds, to the simple measure proposed by Sir Ww. Cray ...