... {From the Belfast Whig.) LINEN. In Ballymena, on Saturday, there was fair supply of goods, and, as the demand was rather dull, no advance was obtained on late rates. Armagh market was also duller; prices unchanged. Lurgan market was very small, diapers ...

... Official Whigs have what might Urmed • tenant right’ on this question* '«* wO! take this pert Uawta for what ia worth. Keflacting peopls must inevitably come to cone elusion, that qlthough ifo have net grand muah by the ■obatitnliou of for Whigs on .he ...

... Young Whigs and Old Tories.—A morning contemporary asked the other day— Will there never anymore Young Whigs? We begin to think that people will soon be asking— Will there never be any more Old Tories Both species are confessedly fast becoming extinct ...

... Belfast Virago—The Northern Whig reports the following police case ferocious looking character, named Mary Ann Blake, was charged with committing a violent assault upon the perron of old. half starved, half-clad woman, named Mary The brutal assault was ...

... The Whigs then denied the divine right of kings, which no one maintained, and this was the sum and substance their liberality. There was not then a third party in the Commons, representing the interes the trading and mercantile classes and Whigs and ...

... who so acted. The Whig organs, therefore, need not be so bitter at the formation of the Independent Liberal section in parliament. It had long existed in the country, and it was formed in the House of Commons the conduct of the Whig Ministry itself. Above ...

... ons, embracing quasi-Liberal ism ; and the Liberals, numerous as they are, consis of oligarchical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who are Whig followers; independent Liberals and ultra Liberals; but there are no common views in politics to ensure ...

... the Whig party, would concur in the commendation ; but we certainly had no idea that its equanimity would have been so much disturbed as it has been, judging from its fierce onslaught on Mr Baxter’s addreHH. The Scotiman taken credit to the Whigs, first ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL AND VIE REFORM BILL. Our independent friend over the way asserts that the Airdrie Whigs, endowed with a thousandfold greater amount of self-conceit than usually falls to the lot of ordinary mortals, seem in their imaginings to ...

... of the Whigs. Sir George hoped that the Government, if they proposed to introduce reform bill, would have a clear notion of the evils they intended to reform. In 1832, he said, there were certain plain and unmistakeable anomalies which the Whigs sought ...

... questions, if it can. The Whigs had a largo majority when they appealed to the people on the China question ; and in a very short time they lost it, and most deservedly. In our opinion, Mr Baxter touched upon the delinquencies of the Whigs with a too delicate ...

... the otherwise extraordinary and unaccountable contradictious that are found in Whig statesmen. They are at once rigid and lax, liberal and illiberal. The weakness of the Whigs is never so thoroughly exposed as when they are power; for when was Whiggism ...