... OF THE BELFAST PRESDYTERY. Rev. the re; of the ing of the Belfast Prosby en the 5th inst.), which appeared in the. orthern Whig of to-day, there is the following statement memorial from the York Street gregation, that the Rev. R. Crawford, of Loug hbri ...

... subjects will, no bt, come again, when France is quiet and y reassured, and our at once Let us, then, go on with what both Whigs and Tories join in re- our means of our on, out all that does not in- volve party the time this has been done, the Church Rate ...

... course, the Treaty ; secondly, it is contrived with the view of taking off the edge of our indignation at Tory insolence and Whig But the ruse is blunt ; con- that, on the Sth inst., he clearly to us how the as regarded Re- form—‘‘ Parliament may, one day ...

... moral and civil and liberty. The time when France is subjects will, no a quiet and at once perfect and go cn with what both Whigs and Tories jin tw te to i our means of defence, amend our out all that does not in- the time this has been done, the Church ...

... suggests a movement out of doors. The Daily News regards the withdrawal of the Bill as a triumph for the reactionist ‘party, Whig as well as Tory. The King of Naples has appealed to the Great Powers for their mediation, and Lord stated last evening, in ...

... wreck in these It is probable that, years at least—the time allotted for the ithe works—we shall win this from aborigiral and Whig gence and basbarism. It is neta thing that Britannia be able to say she harbours of refuge on ber .coasts, but it is.a great ...

... sat im Parliament for half a century, was Secretary-at-War while was yet wrestling with 's was one of the wathors of the “New Whig has formed of the a beau and lion of fashion in Grosvenorian worked men of his time—has yet found leisure to be and to be called ...

... suggests a movement out of doors. The Daily News regards the withdrawal of the Bill as a triumph for the reactionist party, Whig as well as Tory. The King of Naples has appealed to the Great Powers for their mediation, and Lord Palmerston stated, on Tuesday ...

... if they were true, he oi he was unfit to The of exciting the North against the the country by other unfair means. Since the Whig so gross an insult among the con- offered to the of a free country than by appointment of Mr. the taxing master to to the and ...

... most ‘incautions (Hear.) He other” ofthe ‘royal and at great instance Lord Carlisle had endeavoured to promote that in every Whig interests withoutregard:ta fitness or justice, and in defiance of principle of prudence aud It was time in the of Commons ag: ...