... Londonderry is sadly, deplorably changed. Who can tell what bis litieal or religious sentiments are Docs he know himself? Is Whig-Radical? la be, rumour had it, Puseyile—>au almost Romanist ? Nobody can tell. It is certain, however, that Lord Palmerston's ...

... with tbe Orange mob, fer the of ferociously assailing Roman Catholics. We ere told over and over again by the UlUerwwt and the Whig that if inquiry were granted evidence would he furthcoming to prove the complicity of the magietraey and of the municipal poliee ...

... marriage with that amiable and charnah. who died November. |#«o. leaves surviving i'»u« three sons and six The late earl « Whig p..lilies, and for manv year*, from , 17 to . represented orkshire in the House of Commons, and subsevjnenUy, coiijnrliun with ...

... the of thete e«oro»ous fraud*. It he the neighbourhood of Belfast, and that ,,u mately liims.it to tbs .nthoriue.-Aorf/ien. Whig of Saturday. lo ft •u» Tbe quatiliiy of te* missing from tlie .toie •»' , ®“ to h.se increased Ibe sesrcli 5.10r.1.j, «n ...

... Runner of Ulster, ** Mercury, Weekly News, Mercantile Journal, •‘General Advertiser. Pru-Roniau Catholic—“ Northern Whig. Roman Catholic—“ Ulsterman, Belfast Moruiug News, Morning Post.” The secretary of the Tailors’ Society being a Roman ...