... perpetrators of the tragedy are still at large. Ct OUS .os DIT-In case of need there is an understanding between Conservatives and Whigs that a commont cause is to be made on tho question of Reform against Mr. Bright, and the small section that follows his views ...

... the Cournty with befitting dignity and effect, were thrust aside because they haid not been assiduous in paying court to the Whig denizens of Dublin Castle.-Derby Guardian. WecILaS AND BErQuEsTS.-Tlre will of the HIon. Caroline Handley, of Boxley liouse ...

... it ArMagh. The Protestants have begun to think it is high time they shtltid spe3ak out against the advances of Popery under Whig- auspices, and the policy which seems bent on taking tite United Kingdom a Frencit province, or its Government de- pendent ...

... to the principal joinrnals in Belfast during the twelve months ending 30th June, 1860:- NEWS-LETTER ?? ?? 125,000 Northern Whig, . .. 5,000 Mercury, . 62,000 -B oner of Ulster, . . 7. 0f,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of the NEws-LETTER ...

... resolution was like wise adopted directing the Secretary to advertise the intended meeting in the BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, A-rthern Whig, and Daily Mercurgy, aid also in the YeWu.y Telegraph, and Londondery Sentinel. The Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary, having ...

... issued to the principal Journals in Belfast during the twelve months ending 30th June, 1800:- NEWS-LETTER, ?? 125,000 Northern Whig,..65,000 Mercury, . ?? ?? 'Banner of Ulstei, .. ?? . 6,000 It will thus be seen thet tie stamped circulation of the NEws-L ...

... averring -tlat lhe had that~ day rei examined the books of hiis establislimnt, andl found s that. the circulation of tile Whig and W~ee~kdy Whig Vi in County Down averaged 1,500 copies. Ile handed un over a blank form of declaration to the proprietor of to the ...

... over Ireland, and to wring from its unworthy hands several additional constituencies. That the Armagh trials have given the Whig Ad- *ministration a mortal wound, we have only to read the frenzied utterances of its organs to discover. ...

... fun' mire- Is fourth of' tre suni. I saiy ilow Lhat tire Nmvs-LiTTRric ,r eccriiries tire ioshitioni whirih ?? Nort'i/runu Wh/ig dli1 twvelve yarirs ago, and Ireing, hrayond all qrresftion, fle It fii'st papfr it, the coun -ty, in cnrommon justice, tin ...

... pretended dislike to ' politics on the altar.' Such men are always readiest to preach ' politics on the altatr,' when it is Whig& or Governmental politics that a-re to be preached, or when they may hope to curry fa-vor. at -the b~ig house,' by a sermon ...

... stewads. Ho ave me 4 I to d m that I ~would - 'ros~exmind 'y M. D~NoN Isaw the advas- tisamdns abou the rsc'e's ii ?? Bill - Whig.' This is ?? advertisement you have; aloi put in my hand, 'and tii the NXws LETTil adver- I MOT tisement. -I enterediny' bos ...

... RVA thought this showed that it was necessary ti d for him to press to see the tenders. The document cc f sent 'in from the Whig was illegal, and in direct con- I travention of the terms of the advertisement.. The tc , fact was, the Messrs. Finlay, of ...