... Meek,theLord Mayor of York, it is stated, is to be knighted, for no other reason, that any one can see, but that he is a local Whig partisan For the same insufficient yet all sufficient reason, Mr. Heron, the Town Clerk of Manchester, has been dubbed a Sir ...

... Committee of the Town Counoil ? Yes. If the Commissioners require it it can be produced. Mr. William Dunville was one of the Whigs elected on the 25th of Novembcr, 1860 ? I tkink he was. You had certain little things yen wanted the Go- vernment to do for ...

... Dubhiti Castle?'' f Mrll. ?? were tact the exact words ; the %werd was ?? an tlac Whip, Governmaent and not 1for, The~- Whig Goveranment emrploy no spies in Belfast. MA-l. 1B1Maa$Tra.-I Care not which it. was, beat, atF. cill eveut-, the word intact ...

... t in Mr. fsk-I can only say this ecurt was onee what it is not now-a plae Where sustice wns denied to every member of the Whig party, eight of whom now sit among the twelve judges of Ireland. And it is because I feel as an Irishman end a Protestant- ...

... life if yr) ou weetld do that. by M'r. Rsx-It would result in the return of Whig so- members for the twenty-nino constituencies inUister. L ad?(eghter.)t t b Mr. DowBZ-Lst Whig memberD alone. the Mr. RaA-I cannot. The other party want to have ich l our ...

... there vwas a time when os1bs of this kind were of nue. Dot who iretromcced those yiito the law of England ? Was it not the Whigs in vithe settlement of the Bevolntisu. and when it was k I ltelv proposed to abolhih those oaths, what did Sir e gI nh Csirns ...

... that can by possibility bear on the case, I must as]: you, Ir. flea, how it is that you bring meetings of the Tory party, or Whig party, or any other party exist- ing before the institution of the burgess-roll to bear upon the inquiry? Don't suppose that ...

... petitioners I for an attachlment agaicrs the nrorsrietors of three newspapers in the town of t'elaft-naurlrv, the Nor:lieric Whig, the NVor/il w Star, ant the Rea- I mifieqi.; The facts are shortly as ?? elec. tors of the Borouoc of !elfast presented a ...

... much known across the water. He had pointed the allusions to himself. The plaintiff, in order to return a moderate Russell- Whig in opposition to a temperate Conservative, thought it necessary to wrench the tenant from the landlord-thought it necessary ...

... follow it up. Mr. RexA comolained that he had been prevented going into the ca use of thle riots, beausin some pusil- lanirnous Whig had dirawn the warrant in a, peeullar To Mr. ExHu-I think Belfast is entitled to pro- teotion from Government the same as other ...

... RCA-At the time the Liberals were introduced to the Town Council I am not aware that there was also, an arrangement made that a Whig member should be elected'for the boroug.12 Mr. RECA then askled some questions, with the view of showing the Town Council waes ...

... in the row. I am sure She is as good a mans rue. (Lmighter.) I didnotlrearanly- S7 one shout 11To h-i with the tinkers and. Whigs. wv Our party dil not throw the prisoner over the hedge. 15' I ran at tire prisoner, and knocked him down before Jo lio marie ...