... pub- lish as a fact, and for a purpose. What next? The Whig strewed hundreds of that publication over the land. It is believed that a copy was sent to every newspaper in the Three Kingdoms. The Whig has ious lately found its way to places AUSTRALIA. where ...

... THE BISHOP AND THS NORTHERN WHIG EDITOR O| He BELPAST Str—The calm tone of your correspondent, “ Quiet- ness,” entitles him to a reply. I beg, therefore, to state that he is quite correct ia his statement that the Bishop made no other remark, during the ...

... the Whig, in writing the article to which we refer, seems to be to give vent to a little “ shop” To the “ peaceful, consti- tutional, and very lawyer-like” course recommended by the Rev. Mr. Potter in reference to the Party Emblems Bill, the Whig acknowledges ...

... EVITUR OF THE BELFAST WREKLY News. an editorial article in Monday's Whig there are some startling assertions that seem to re- quire notice. The Whig says,“ We are surprised that Mr. Cogan conld have stated it was uncertain who actually commenced the riot ...

... NEWS.LETTER, v=» 125.000 Northern Whig, . 65,000 Mercury, 62,000 Banner of Ulster, 76,000 it will thus be scen that the stamped circulation of the was, for the twelve mouths ending June last, nearly dovble that of the Whig and Mercury —a iact which will ...

... THE ORANGEMEN AT DERRYMACAS THE EDITOR OF THE Bi! NEWS-LETTER Sm—The reporter of the Whig, not content with his false account of the meeting in the Belfast Music Hall, has made a statement in his report of the Derry commemoration, to the effect that ...

... when they choose to taink and act for themselves, the’ are then, according to the Whig, “low, and base, and brutal.” Such is the consistency of the Radical and pro-Popish Whig. The Bishop must be greatly com- plimented by the patronage of such an orgqn The ...

... ast base enough to supply it. The Northera Whig charged the Orangemen with the disorders of the Music Hal the to-day exonerates the Orangemen. So much trath it wonld not have told, except to gall the Northern Whig. The Wi ig and Mercury love each other with ...

... it in a manner deserving of all praise. But I must say that my opinion was much altered when I saw it stated in the Northern Whig that his lordship had levelled a threat at what he believed to be an Orange meeting, and had told them that it needed but that ...

... said they were bou to hont from office the “base, bloedy, and brutal Whigs,” and support the Tories, who were sincere in every~ thing they as a bod: winced of the bad faith and the Whigs in everything connected with the interests of Ireland, and we ‘bereby ...

... policy policy of exciting the North against the South, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means. Since the Whig inflaence among the never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistrates of a free country than by the appointment ...

... upon this affair, It will only bea sham got up to resemble a real one. The Tory ition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be Killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience ...