... emphasis sake:— Bridge-street and Bridge-street-plaoe, Belfast, 15th December, 1857. Sib, I have read letter in the Northern Whig, signed An Operative/’ with which, so far as regards establishment, I entirely concur. I put in a tender for supply of medicines ...

... yet one ot these dukes is the head of an illustrious old English race that in late years has been particularly steaofast tbe Whig connexion. These rejections of the Garter, with tbe circumstances of Lord Harrowby being the Cabinet, and Lord St. Germans ...

... cal functions—namely, his total and utter freedom from all party bias. The family to which belongs, one of the old, higher Whig school, has been always remarkable for its political moderation; but to the Ulster himself, politics are downrightly distasteful ...

... echoing all that is said society about this colonial appointment. Lord Normanby undoubtedly did vast quantity of work for the Whigs his peculiar way, and it is only natural that the noble Marquis should desire to hare the heir to bis Marquisale advanced in ...