... defence. The report was unanimously adopted. . ?? . II Vr l MISREPRESENTATIONS. Mr. GREER read the following paragraph from the Whig newspaper of Thursday morning:- r ALARmrNG JEOPARDY OF THE TowVN.-Wearecre- ditably informed that on one night this week there ...

... not up to the mark, although tt able politician. The hopes of the Opposition are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is less of a Whig than Lord Derby once was, and who is supposed to be capable ot bringing over such men as tice Right Iron. E. Horsmact, the ...

... the other Irish law officers being in Parliament, and the absolute necessity which w exists under all Governments, whether Whig or Tory, of having a representative in the House of Commons Y from this country. In case the Attorney-General - waives his ...

... , ?? 125,000 Northern Whig, . 65,000 Mercury, .. 62,000 Banner of Ulster .76,000 It will thus'be seen that the stamped circulation of the NFws-LETTER cwas, for tbe twelve months ending June last, -nearly double that of the Whig and I Mercury-a fact which ...

... make one word spoken appear,iu the remrotestsense, disloyal. Under n discouragement heaped upon them systematically. v by the Whigs, Protestantism is still a synonym 5 for loyalty; and, whether they be Orangemen or a Apprentice Boys, the celebrations of ...

... referred to is deserving of attention, and; we hope it will not bc lost sight of. It is another evidence of the kind 'of justice a Whig Goveirnmentis desirous to mete out to Protestants. ' Had Mr2. Tyrrell been a :Romanist, her. request in, reference to her child ...

... whenever a Ministerial crisis or a general election called for this exercise of friendship. Mr. Reatbcoat was, of course, of Whig principles, and when asked to describe his views on politics lie would S say that be was in favor of the abolition of useless ...

... issued to the principal jonrnals iu Belfast during the twelvo months ending 30th June, 18f0:- NEWS-LETTER . . 125,000 Northern Whig, . 0 5 ,; Go,000 Mercury, . ?? ?? 62,000 Banner of Ulster, ?? ?? 76,000 It will thus be seen that tht stamped circulation of ...

... ELECTION. a I,; There are still three candidates in the fibld atc in Leinester-Mlr., Heygate, Conservative; Mr. Har ris, is Whig; and Mr. Taylor' Radical. V THE 'COLONIAL PAODUCE MARKETS. V In thle colonial produce markets. during the week t AI. the supplies ...

... support at the general election, btt eas defeated, ait Mr. Heygatc , Conservative, wl o was also defeated, but with partial Whig eupport came within tventy tf the late Dr. Noble, now stand as direct upponents, on their own resources; while the advanced ...

... composed of 482 clauses, is con- 0 signed to the mausoleum which has already received P the remains of so tmany attempts at Whig legislation. In its stead a newv Bill is to be brought in, by which the Attorney-General hopes to disarm the Opposition l of ...

... in getting the consent of his 1 colleagues to a Bill, it goes too far for the Con- servatives, too-far for many of the mild Whigs, ) not far enough for the Radicals-some of whom f accept it as an instalment, but do not support it heartily-some of whom reject ...