... Duke of Sutherland arrived just in time to throw himself vigorously into the work. That a noble duke, though a new duke and a Whig duke, should turn amateur fireman, and devote himself to saving life and property, is cer- tainly a novel circumstance, ...

... and that the race of moral agriculturists is by no means extinct. Mr. Stephen Joseph Meany, late sub-editor of the Northern Whig, is a most unfortu- nate individual. He is always falling under suspicion; one day he is accused of sponging upon restaurateurs; ...

... were' to move a' vote of want of confidence, it would, no' doubt, 'be carried by the desertidn of the Itadicala., But when the Whigs arc:out of office the Ra4ieals ozdome back to 'them. lribe~s ate offered, promiises. arm miade; a coalition is effected, and ...

... 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 ...

... columin ajfull repprt of what occurred in .the'Houseeof- Loxds' n Monday nig t, in fretheenc tofhesas& ?? ?? n The- Northern. Whig of yesaterday qo~ntai an exceedicngly.. iipeitiiient ;tick,.u~pLordagnnon, in refe- rnee-.to-th e question he asked; -but thenoble ...

... eight years. He still occupies a seat on the' Treasury. Bench next to the Duke of Newcastle, and it is stated that the old Whigs have so much confidence in him, that he continues 'to be consulted upon all important questions of State policy.-- Earl Granville ...

... hearth in En,- land. Before many months are over, millions of t voices will be raised in favor of recognition, and then n the Whig advisers of the Crown, who never can bring d themselves to do a generous or statesmanlike act until compelled by pressure from ...

... Thus they concede through political motives what they had refused through a sense of justice and of right. Commend us to your Whigs as the most artful of dodgers. IT is announced that the Lord Lieutenant has commuted the sentence of death recorded against ...

... 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 ...

... reference to the convict William 3 Herdiman, and was answered by the noble Duke in z the snappy, discourteous manner in which Whig offi- I vials generally respond to inconvenient questions. 5 The noble viscount, however, kept his temper, and e mildly replied ...

... politics, but the. employment of the inhalj. tants, 'as if they have work, they are peaceablle a to loyal; if not, they are Whigs, rebels, and Reforlaists ce- If the poet's description of his countrymen two-and. In- forty years ago was correct, what can ...

... paper duties. Sir STAFFORD tales up the thread of the financial history at the period of the second great collapse of the Whigs in 1841. For several years serious financial difficulties had been accumulating Five times in succession the expenditure exceeded ...