... scandalized everybody here, and has singularly wounded the national conceit. There is not one. even the most radical ..f tho Whigs, who are not ashamed see their hero compared a lirilish statesman to filibuster like Walker. Let us return now to our policy ...

... to which cannot help calling attention? I refer the proxy which Lord Panmure gave against the second reading. If there was a Whig whom the commonest gratitude for benefits received should have attached the present premier, is this noble lord. To Lord Palmerston ...

... injury having been observed by the surgeon, he was lodged in the Police Office on a charge of found drunk in Clarendon Dock.”— Whig. Ordination at Granshaw —On Tuesday, the 22nd ult., the Presbytery of Comber met at Granshaw for the ordination of the Rev ...

... is greatly to be regretted that this Rev, George Wm. Dalton was not appointed Christ Church, Belfast, instead of the present Whig Incumbent.—Ed. D. P.j Thomson. Pat (Irimes, John .M'Cann, James Lynch, Francis Bnnton, John Lavcry, Francis Carril, Thomas ...

... disposition of parties which prevent its passing call up ominous forebodings. Meantime, let our M.P’.s live the way, and with Whig and Tory all agreed, surely allow this obnoxious bill to become a dropped order, proclaim the principle of the Medcs and Persians ...

... ; Such ns the winds when I her gather The ►calterM incense of the >d*epi’'g flowers. Anil bear h upward through the heaven Whig* ...

... route for Ihe North Atlantic telegraph cable. Sir Leopold M'Clintock has been appointed the corn of the Bulldog The Notlhern Whig, cautions the public agsinU largo number of forged uoirs. bearing date the Isih of February 1860, which are in circulation ...

... extensive purchases are not likely to be made whilst horses maintain their present prices, and provender its value, in the market.— Whig. BELFAST—WKDNitsnxY, June 6. drain, SfC Wheat, while, to 12«8d per ewl.; do, red, (id 12s per ; outa, to 'Js «d ditto; oatines' ...

... Pope. He might say some „ , \ , .mr, - . Of them might be called rag-merchants, and if they feel, that the Admiralty, when Whigs are the out ® y realise much the sout of power, will not act, unless constrained would pay the roup roll, and he had . * . ...

... retirement from business, and to mark their approval of his public and private conduct, extending over a period of twenty years.— Whig. The Divorce Court.— The full Court of Divorce held its seventh and last session for the present term, on the sth hist. During ...

... Air. Browne then drew , h|m into not fi. e . plunged into poattentiou to another alleged discrepancy in th- wit , , nstTon'' Whig, and a supportuess’s deoositions, which, however, did not appear on htics, and asiron »ii „ i the clerk’s minutes of thecase ...

... whether Whig or Tory, who is not in his heart convinced that Parliamentary Reform would injurious to the best interests of the empire, and sincerely anxious that it may not carried his day at least. Rut the fix which all are is this:—The Whigs took Reform ...