... THE TOWN COUNCIL OF BELFAST CHAN CERT—BXTRAORDINART REVELATIONS. (prom the northern whig). We present our readers with three of the answering lnvus, lodge.) on behalf of the Relator in this case. Hardy have our columns contained more inil»ortant or more ...

... imbecility, incompetency, and failure. For what is it but a bandying of office between Whigs and Tories alternately When the Whigs arc in office they appoint Whigs to all vacant posts in the array, navy and the public ssrvice in general. When the Tories ...

... Edglatid mew, It •urilay of remark tber the Whig editor of Dory Poet had In• sad all to come oho ' wished her sort tato. anent orator of Nurope, and the Pal on of the Chureh. W lour no d a Whig i N./v. l :er. and a Whig grocer. and a ‘lhig tallow chandler. ...

... imputafions unoers.lly cast by speakers ami writer* were, that those opposed to 'hem were * Castle bishops.’ Government bishops,’ • Whig bi«hop»,* * Castle priests,’ * Government priests whilst bishop*, priest*, and lay. men have been denounced • place hunters ...

... at present should be, not the abstruse and metaphysical terms—’ administrative reform,’ but ' Down with Whigs and Tories and up with the Queen.’ Whigs and Tories have turned the State into an Augean stable, which never will be cleared out ex ■ cent by the ...

... prevalent throughout England, and that is that the Palmerston Ministry cannot stand long. is exclusively Whig and the mere party raanoouveres of the Whigs have ceased to command confidence. An uneasy feeling manifests itself all through England. THE WAR. ...

... person being taken to the Police-office the authorities. who interfered, in time to prevent any serious disturbance.—AWlAem Whig. ...

... itiun o.’the new Ministry. There are three possible —Lord Derby, and Tory Ministry ; Lord Lmsdowne, and la>rd J. Rossell, and Whig Lord Palni'Tston and the best members the late t, w iHi some fresh adherents in lli«* place of those . mn't obvionsly retire ...

... ok;eution to pay the taxee net-warp the govern went of tlie,uountry. It wan quit.. clear that rr M•Mation a a sup porter tg the Whig Government sod an for the lltddea Ralf (hear. and laughter). would not •Iltingly contribute his: mosey TO tie rapport of • ...

... the Whigs that destroyed Ireland. I'ne Whigs stiirvi d the people during the years famine, and ll» y have been driving them out the country every year since. !•>. ry friend of the Whigs is an enemy Ireland. Every man who lakes place under the Whigs, or ...

... late hut:talon!. r:si. formal, au roue neat merchant in that:4y markets. this v s well supplied with grail) ktudt Ili late Whig 24 3d 2s 4.1 du. best red. 2. Id 02.2 A, 130 to 1314 Barley per Clone. trout S 2. to 58. per We. to Cork yeAter lay Cant-114 ...

... that isforratme. ss is too Ire. to Tail' front other sources.— ' Pantile.. Haase Pastimes—Casa. or all oho are in the femme Whig others Amid posses* this busiest& pier.' —Mee& Hama. houghs to he pissed le the hands of every This mesh tats. proem. that ...