... attack on tne, which appeared' in your publication of the 25th iust., commenting on t l my letter to the editor of the Northern Whig, relative to the non-attendance in Parliament of Mr. S. G. Getty, M.P. . A, Merchant inquires wvho I am. I answer, My name ...

... 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 ...

... all that, but who would vote witli the Whigs in any dangerous crisis. The illusion is, over; a member, avowedly Conservative, has been returned; and thus, within a few days, four seats have been lost to the Whigs. In Aberdeen, Leicester, South Wilts, and ...

... ought to take, and if Lord Fermoy took the same part no one would oppose his nomlinee. (Cheers.) What it is he to-day? The Whig hack, the justags maker of the county. (Cheers.) But you have other traitors You have Press traitors. You have paper traitors ...

... Government, they were bound to have joined issue on the question, and thus shifted the responsibility upon other shoulders. The Whigs, however, have learned when to beat a graceful re- 3 treat. So, like well-wbipped spaniels, they crowded on the Treasury Bench ...

... and it is eminently calculated to Heo evil give the people exalted notions of the administra- as i tion of justice under a Whig Government and a Th( and Roman Catholic Attorney-General I pail Now, we have many Radical contemporaries rill with noses sharp ...

... b~en curtailed in any respect, the width of the bridge and approaches being the same' as when the present- ment waisti'ade. O&whig tobiihe' very unfavorable 'n ?? at 'Vhich'the contract was entered into, very s litlte ?? as yet been done; but the contrac- ...

... BELFAST NEWS-LETrER SIM-Will you allowi me to set the public right on some facts-connected with the Derrymacash naffairs? The Whig says that, as Morrow and Hevyburn hadi never spoken about Tate's share in the transaction z the Crown did not know what they ...

... really almost time for the Protestants to emigrate en masse, and leave the land to the priests and their dupes, and to the Whig officials wh o pamper Romanism. A Protestant yoeman of upright character, and whose hand has never been guilty of a crime, ...

... 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 ...

... that fehin'g vbuld break forth 'in louder remonstrances and fiercer denun. ciations than ?? that have y't r the cars of our Whig rilers. If the-Government. be vise it will ndt-be italMd1 tdjusifoelo a much injured man., If there be any moral courage r ...

... per- haps, you intended in Meriting it. X THE DERRYMACASH TRIALS. TO TUE EDITOR OF T1E BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sag-Tbe Northern Whig innocently asks its readers why the prisoner's counsel did not produce Ileyburn and Morrowp-whom tile Crown officers kept back ...