... IS IT TRUE? To the Editor of the Doxcnthire Protestant. Sir,—ls it true that the Rc». R. S. Grepc, the jonnff Whig Incumbent of Christ Church, Belfast—whose father refused to rote for the Protestant candidates, at the city of Dublin election - has refused ...

... and unwise proceeding could not wed imagined. It will be no excuse to urge the Whigs acted factiously. English gentlemen ought not to need to be taught action, by the Whigs; and, besides, it is somewhat of a new reading of the Golden Rule, which would ...

... Not so, however. Lord Palmerston's Attorney-General is loaded with abuse, and Lord Campdeo is extolled beyond measure. Mr. is Whig; and a Popish journalist knows better than do, doubtless, whether not he merits the harsh things that have been said about ...

... surpassing powers as an essayist, his extraordinary command over language, and his picturesque prose, but his party services as Whig litterateur, which were rewarded his aristocratic and exclusive patrons.— It was not the brilliant writer, but the effective ...

... they were such as induce them to put trust in his present word of Improvident proposals. Denouncing the man igemant of the Whig Governments and Budgets since 1862, he declared that they showed how dang* rous it was to carry (iclitica'l economy the Government ...

... weight of thirty-five pounds, which was captured in the Boyne, on the previous day. It was speedily sold off 2s 4d per lb.— Whig. Thf. Newtown arm Board Guardians and their Roman Catholic Chaplain.—At the last meeting of the Newtownards Board of Guardians ...

... length to-day upon the Government measures. For the Conservative party they go too far. Upon the Radicals they are a gross Whig cheat, like the Reform Bill of 1832. Retiremrxtof Mr. Ker from the Representation of Downpatrick.— We publish to-day an address ...

... Thursday, when there were three candidatesviz., Mr. M'Cormick, railway contractor, with Conservative leanings ; Mr. Skipton, Whig ; and Mr. S. M. Greer, Tenant-righter. The show hands was in favour of Mr. Greer, and a poll was demanded on behalf of the ...

... party view, could not object to a Bill which would hand over to Democrats those seats now occupied Whigs? He should lament to see the constitutional Whig inllaence destroyed in j that House? should not oppose the second reading of the Bill, trusting that ...

... vote. Mr. M‘Cormick is a Conservative. Mr. Greer's address is out ; and there is one from George Skipton, Esq., as a moderate Whig. Lord Lucan and the Charge at Balaklava.— The Globe publishes a correspondence which has taken place between Lord Lucan and ...

... bred at Donoraore by Buckley, being bought at low figure bis present owner, alter winning a hack race at Doonisby, Co. Cork.— Whig. ...

... whether they were such as to induce them to put trust in his present most improvident proposals Denouncing the management of the Whig Governments ami Budgets since 1852, he declared that they shewed how dangerous it was to carry on political economy the government ...