... Tiie sacrifice of principle now so prevalent and the shameful betrayal of Protestant interests on various occasions, by Whig and Tory statesmen clearly indicate the spirit of expediency now and the baseness of the motives by which pnhiic men are influenced ...

... be said that these new appointments are in any way influenced by the narrow cliquish,and family considerations of which the Whigs are too often unjustly accused their appointments. The tw«» names together show that broad political considerations were nut ...

... ancea. It will be very convenient to Belfast merchants to have branch of one our local banks in the metropolis.—-Vbrtfiers Whig. The Channel Fleet.—Death by Pruning —We regret to state that one of the °* the Channel Fleet met a sudden death on Thursday ...

... Bui'OK— Augurt ll*, hia resiilcnoc. No. 6, Moon' Charles, Belfast, o.? years, James Bruce, Eaq.. formerly editor the Sarth+t-n Whig. Campbell—July Philadelphia, Annie B. Campbell, eldest daughter of James Campbell, Esq., of Summer Hill, Moville. Ireland. ...

... ment formed the Premier. “When your Premier Derby, the .Government Tory when the Premier is Palmerston, tlie Government is Whig; so that the Premier makes the Government. Therefore, in *>ur own country now have something that gives great .hojaa for the ...