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... ILONDON CORRESPONDEN C E I I 1 - -~ A-.__ (FROMd OURP oWN CORuRESPONDENT.) LO\DON, SATURD.1y. TuE position in which the Whig Government of the day finds itself at this moment is not the most agrer- able in the world, and,what makes thematter the more ...
... thuls assailed by a brutal mob, they thougiht them. selves justitied in dointi what they did. Wtuat wiildi the editors of the Whig and ilMercury have done iii they been similarly attacked ? IV. I asserted of tile men in question that they were prepared to ...
... sacrificed in this terrible disaster. The Cork election has resulted in the return of Mr. Leader by a very large majority. The Whigs have lost another seat, and at a time when it could be very badly spared. Lord Derby has the game in his own hands now, and ...
... of Whig Viceroys, the Irish public were as- tonished and delighited when a fraL-kl and gallant nobleman. assurmed the position, and at once proved that lie came to rule Ireland, not fort the priests, but for the people ; not for the English Whigs, but ...
... wonder, then, that the Rev. Mr. Villieie fotind himself metamorphised one file mnornling into tihc Bishop of Carlisle. 'Tile Whigs wvere thei aturned out, and the Villierses and tlhe Russeils beca;nto waiters uponProvidence. Another shluf0 oft he politicll ...
... resolution was like wise adopted directing the Secretary to advertise the intended meeting in the BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, A-rthern Whig, and Daily Mercurgy, aid also in the YeWu.y Telegraph, and Londondery Sentinel. The Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary, having ...
... evidence would 3 only have been that of two Orangenen in r opposition to the swearing of six Roman Catholics. But the Northern Whig of Saturday discovered a fallacy of still greater magnitude, and put it before his readers without blush or hesitation, as ...
... principialjomurniils in ,Belfast durirng the~twelve months ending 30th June, .1860:2- - NEWS-LETTER,125,000 Northern Whig,- . .. ..5,000 Moerury, - . 62,000 Banneraof' Ulster. '76,000 It will thus be'seenjthat the sthmped clrculation-of ...
... to the principal journals in Bel1aq during the twelve months ending 30th June, ] sco:,_ NEWS-LETTER, .. . 125,000 Northern Whig, . 05,000 Mercury, . .. 62,000 Banner of Ulster,; . 70,000 It will thus be seeh that the stamped circulatin * the ...
... Radicals have a just cause of complaint. They state, and with perfect truth, that the former Go- vernment was ousted by the Whig party on a cry that their Reform Bill had failed-to give satisfaction to the country, and that a better nmbasure was abso- ...
... after appearing in the NItws -Lr.TT En,. Banneri andl Aorniag News, was transrerred from the I last to the columns of the' Whig.-I am, Sir, &c., l VIGLANs. i Lnrgan, March 27, 1801, .ECOLESIASTICAL ' TIHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI. : CALL,-Tile Rev. George ...
... issued to the principaljournals in Belfast during the twelve months'ending 30th June, 18 0'- NEWS.LETT1R, 125,000 Northern Whig, .5,000 Mercury,. 62,000 Banner of Ulster, . . .76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of i the NeWS-LETTER ...