... THE LORD MAYOR AND MR. BRIGHT TO THE EDITOR THE DAILY EXPRESS. Sia,—My fellow Roman Catholic* aeem forpet that to tb« penal Whig legislation of Lord John HutMeU'% Ecclesiastical Titles Act, sanctioned, oa it impliedly was, their cooliuaonce in ofllce under ...

... Frankliu-place, Belfast, the connty Antrim ; then of Holywood, in the county Down ; all in Ireland ; editor of the Northern Whig newspaper and author ; and afterwards of N*©. 15, and late of No. 9, Cranestreet, in the city of Chester, newspaper writer ...

... might indefinitely extended if ever the occasion should arise. Mr. Adderley, M.P., in a humorous speech, complained that the Whigs should set up for themselves fixity of tenure iu the cultivation of the Reform crop, and contended for the right of others ...

... honest bigotry, or mistaken zeal for religion, but by Whig craft, which is ready to stir anything, however odious, in order to thwart a Government which, by its beneficent acts, is depriving the Whig/action of all its old pleas and pretensions. The Roman ...

... altogether discharged, will engaged in cruising nearer home, ready for any emergency. After ridiculing the outcry raised by the Whigs against thorough reform, said the Reform Bill no child of ours. If there is any possibility mending it, ns satisfy all rartirs ...

... fog rose from the water, by which the light of the nucleus w as considerably obscured, the tail rendered invisible.— Northern Whig, ...

... received from other localities report favourably of harvest o|>eratiouB, and of the successful prospects of the farmer. —Northern Whig. The Herkino Fishing.— On several days of last week the herring fishing was prosecuted off Wick by the native crews with some ...

... Company's fine steamer Telegraph. She is commanded Mr. Williams. The Commission were to sit to-day at the Town Hall. —Northern Whig. Ancient Greek Finoer-rino. —Some weeks ago very carious Greek gold finger-ring was found near Lisburu, county Antrim, of which ...

... settlement of Sarawak—that standing-ground upon the north-west coast of Borneo ! We are full of hope —because it is no longer a Whig who is in office—because, instead of that, it is a man of original genius who is at the head of the department, a man of consummate ...

... the Court at London, the trafficing iu lands, or the passing of pensions on the Irish establishment,” no Viceroy in good old Whig times rcQirned from Ireland without the gratification enjoyed by Longfellow’s blacksmith, of having Something attempted —something ...

... at length he paid so dearly. Tiie government of the Earl of Eglintonn has been a brilliant exception to tbe system of the Whigs. Never was the duty of the Viceroy of any Crown performed with more perfect conscientiousness or more strict integrity. Of ...

... George Bentinck proposed to mitigate the evils of Ireland the introduction of a system railways constructed by the State. What a Whig Cabinet denied in the darkest hour of Ireland s history, the landlords and merchants of Ireland have done, and are doing, for ...