... your paper chiefi C iA nlates, and |ho isace no connexliO of any iortwithi ?? the insertion in a recent number of the Northan Whig of a coarse and malicious attack upon myself. I do not propose to bandy hard words with the anony- mous writer in question ...

... ation ofthe Whig about this matter- sjournal which is so eager to report ' nfull length, and with the utmost prominence, all the cases of seduction, and others of the same class, 'that are heard at Quarter Sessions. We now leave the Whig td settle the ...

... Grimsby .. .. 1 Wakefield .. .. 1 Conservative gains .. 18 Whig-Radical gains .. 7 Thus the Conservatives show a nett gain of eleven seats. Of these eleven, seats nine were previously filled .by Whig-lRadicals, and*. their having Changed hends makes a difference ...

... - P X B XMORALITY. I eie da'm bn I e, z , u OY WedieWday xnrning, the karthen Whig preached ' k joirders a eermon the respectability and 3ioralhtk-qf newspapers,'taing as its text a paa. graph friom our London Correspondence, vhich was pilferesby's Dublin ...

... was at first a Tory, because it was the fashion of the day, and also for his own interests. Ho afterwards became a Whig, when the Whigs were the majority. At bottom he has neither principle nor doctrine, except that of being Minister as long as possible ...

... sil mischief. He has now declared war to the knife in against the Whigs; the rotten-compact entered into til three years ago at Willis's Rooms between the Radi- ma eals and the old Whigs, or the ' hack lot, as it was n( termed at the time, is at an end ...

... hungry after place and pension as the Whigs; but when once in office, who so evasive, so dilatory, so greedy of patronage, so inactive, so unwilling to move one hair's-breadth out of the beaten track as those very Whigs? The Cabinet over which Mr. President ...

... Cabinet is clear and unmistakable. Refer- ring to some very vehement observations from Mr. w( Maguire on the baseness of the Whigs, Lord Palmer- Sc ston affected to be indifferent to the withdrawal from lel his Government of the respectable portion of the ...

... the riots. The Whig, Observer, and Banner are all Radicalpapers. The two former are Romish, the Observer being the accredited organ of the Roman Catholic party; whilst the Banner is of the lowest Radical grade, and the mere toady of the Whig. It may, therefore ...

... 'want 'into the Town Council. Mr. Duffin was a bad specimen of the class of Whigs that had ruined Belfast, and would ruin the British Empire. but it did not follow. that all the Whigs would act in the same way, beesusa amning them there were men v) ho came ...

... LOGIC AND LIBERALITY. - TnE logic an d the liberality of our contemporary, the Northern Whig,, are, as nearly, as possible, on a par, and we do not think a sample of both commodities contained in that journal on Saturday is at all likely to enhance the ...

... towns in the Pro- D vince of Ulster, I hope we will have no more discus- I sions at Grand Juries about the circulation of the Whig and the Conservative paper of Belfast.-I am, &e., A CONSTANT READEn OF THE NEwS-LETTrrt. Lisburn, August 13, 1882. TR.wr,.INO ...