... THE IISHE SECGRT SOCIBTIES. (ai BtITISH AhND IRISH MAGNETIC TZLVQLA2H.) BELFAST, FRTDAY EvcNIrG. The Northern Whig of this evening has the fol. lowing:- The inquiry into the cease of the sixteen prisoners arrested in Belfast on the 5th December, charged ...

... office with all the honoars of war. Mr. CLAY supposes that he may frame a useful, 1 straightforward measure, adopting all his Whig op-l ponents are pledged to, and adding something more , of his own; a measure which, though as a whole it 1 may fall very ...

... bristles of the most slavsh constituency. Nevertheless the Times is honest on this subject, and dares to say what Tories and old Whigs only dare to think. I find very strange argumejits. in the Times.. There is af picture drawn of a faithful workman who has ...

... INVESTIGATION OF THE CASE OF THE! BELFAST PRISONERS. g [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAC;NEETIC ' IE7A GRAPH.] [FROM TITE NORTTHERNN WHIG.] BELFAST, FRIDtY EVENIN:. The inquiry into the case of the sixteen 1riior. arrested in Belfast on the 5th December, char.t ...

... Constitutionnel's authority is a letter from London. The writer's wish was, no doubt, father to his thought. The Belfast Northern Whig of Friday evening has the follow- ing:- The inquiry into the case of the sixteen prisoners arrested in Belfast on Dec. 5, ...

... the eactension of the political power of the people. Nowr, it is not ini human nature, mnuch less is it i Tory nature or in Whig nature, that the possessors of po~er should part with it. short of compulsion. (Hear, hesar) By compuldiou I do not mean phnysical ...

... struck by the difference between the condition of democracy in England in 1858 and in 1848. In that disastrous year, a malignant Whig Go- vermnent, by the liberal employment of parjiuious informers- by the incarceration and banishment of Chartists - by, in ...

... insidious enemy of the noble Jesuit, i attributed to Lord Palmerston's counnxion with the Timee. Mr. Robert Lowe, the Albino-Whig of Kidderminater, owed his place In Lord Palmerston's ministry to bhi connexion with the Times; and it is supposed that the ...

... as great as Havelock-greater than Gresthed. Born with a silver spoon, of pure Whig pattern, in his mouth, he is one of the great brood com- mitted to the charge of the -Whig oligarchy. Phippa has claims upon his party; unfortunate Greathed has claims only ...

... rchic combination, which was denounced as 1 . seditious and anarchical by nine-tenths of the ruling 1 d class, whose aim a Whig Prime Minister told the 1 Pf QuEEN was to take the crown from off her head, and l 0 whose leader a Tory P rime Miaister did ...

... and it is now for the reformers s] ig to keep it up. Ferhaps our greateetdanger is from ahandful at s- of old and corrupt whigs, who both fear nnd hate John et )- Bright, and who will not be wanting, when the proper lime cc Af comes. in an endleavour ...

... was reason p] for suspecting that:a statesman who naturally looks ei to restoration to 'the natural leadership of the tI Whigs contemplated the possibility of a reorgan- sc isation of the severed sections of the Liberal party.' cc The tone assumed by ...