... bit of a Whig, . wan' he ?- o Witness (triurnpbaotly): Yes, ?? aE Tory th (laughter).-Mr Overend -: That isn't an an to swer, my friend.-A. : Well, I neveri 'talked; bc politics with ?? he la bit of: a Whig? Ms Well, hie made a speech, ati a Whig dixopera-7 ...

... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle- Lord Carlisle is the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. Tills you imay take for granted. It is jtust possible, if the Tories come into office, that ...

... Ireland and to plunder the si Irish people (hear). O'Connell had called the Whigs base, bloody and brutal, but he (the chairman) would. call thesn base and robbing Whigs. He was certain that before six months passed over, it would be proved (i that ...

... when another may not look over the hedge' is now explained according to the theory of the nimes-the former must have been a Whig-Radical, i the latter a poor unfortunate Tory. So much for the I morality of the higi-priced journals. i NEW 'I RIATMENT OF ...

... 7id. -to 10Ad.; 150 Pmrn-ms, 'td. to 84d,; 40 'Paranbars, 7 d.; and 0810 Americans BELFAST TRADE: REPORT. (From the Northern Whig.) TEE ICn=n TLADE.-The quantities of goods delivered from the bleacbfields continue large, and, with the lessened demand, a ...

... people present at one period. When it was evi- dent that there would be no fui they marched off in batches through different ?? Whig. Canon Pope very thankfully acknowledges the re- ceipt of, 441. from the parish of Wicklow, per Venerable Archdeacon Grant ...

... to J lid.; 70 Rabin,'Zd. toBahijd.a.0 Pernas,.83d.; sad 6330 E American. -, , -. BELFA ST TRADE REPORT.E - romn the Northern Whig.) . Tux Lrsxw TR14nn._S far, the present winter has been most unfavourable for the finish of goods, all out-doeor work' in ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig. TntS Lmy TRtAD.-Demand for finished goods for the. Continental markets has not improved to the moderate extent looked for by the more sanguine of the trade. A slight stir has set in for certain styles of ...

... our national expenditure is now, in a time of peoee, sbout twenty millions a year more then some eighteen years ago, when (in Whig parlance) a corruet and lvish Tory government held rule. The public revenue could not be seriously endangered by a gradual ...

... Egyptians,. 7jd. to i old i~id.; 50 Balbias,'Sid.; 12 Pernenme, 8bd, to l0d..1 and 9330 ci: dby - was t sany TH MFom the Northsern Whig of Safturday) TELINENs- MTaE.s,-It will have been seen, by the loll Z report given in Wednesday's paper, that the final, adjustment ...

... minutes of the proceeding.s from in A sulCIDE TRAczs TO A REVIVAL. - A corre- ha spondeut of the anti-revival Belfast N7oraternu Whig re ?? Saturday last, a respectable farmeer named at ,Thomas Park, aiged 60 years, who resided in the ib townland of Drousadonnel ...

... il 9:11 0 1110n39a104i 89.in., AS reed, red-end long1 89 8 9 cloth,S86 ?? I S 7 4 LELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig.) Tuee LIMITl TRAPE.-The last quarter of the year has bean ushered in under auspices more favourable than was antici- pated ...