... conscientious- ness, it is high time that an outspoken expression try to their senses. of public indignation should bring the Whig Minis- ...

... inanition. The Herald says—This election proves that some of the constituencies are tired of dictation, and care- less how soon the Whig y may fall. MONETARY, COMMERCIAL, AND RAILWAY NEWS. says—The English Times’ City Article fresh decline of }. The tone at the ...

... a rank injustice, Among these Lord Palmerston ee wore on, and the Irish Charch outlived the dead-set made against her the Whigs and Radicals. When the whole gist of the charge against her came to be examined and fairly balanced, when the imputations of ...

... to the North of Ireland that in this im it class of goods a Belfast firm has obtained this pre-eminence.” The Daily Northern Whig states :— “Tt appears, therefore, that Messrs. Ward are not only honoured with the medal awarded for articles of their manufacture ...

... W. Ki ick the enclosed order for £2, for the Relief of the Unemployed Letter- press Printers of Be! Kirkpatrick, Northern Whig Ofice.” Sabscriptions sircady acknowledged, £51 4 3 2090 &. G. Lord Lieutenant, ~~, 2. 1 Geka LE oe wwe 0:20 Esq., ...

... honour and national coascientious- ness, it is hi time that an outspoken ex i of public i try to their senses. should bring the Whig Minis- ...

... Foster is reported to have defeated a body of Confederates, on the 18th, under General Hill. On the other hand, the Richmond Whig of the 21st April says that 4,000 Federal cavalry, infantry, and artillery were repulsed by Geueral Chalmers ; that they retreated ...

... were quite as nu- merous as those of the surveyor for the Mr. Rea—The Harbour Bosrd is in the posses- the Tories. sion of the Whigs, and always give more than the Mr. at considerable length against intment. Mr. replied to the observations of Mr. and pointed ...

... News Letter were Sir Edward Coey and “Mtr who tried to conceal the circulation of Whig. An attempt was made to confuse the circu- lation of the Dai’y ig and the Weekly Whig, and that of the News-Letter and Weekly News.— The proper way was for each paper ...

... on Mr. Alf red Styles, who wag certainly a comrade of the noble earl, and is now simply repeating what, in a scion of the Whigs, has been smiled u and rewarded m uch as Nelson wag for the Nile, and W for Talavera ? We most certain] believe that all these ...

... 1863, ANTED, on the 20th instant, a number of strong, live “7 ye Apply by statin; number that can be su and terms, to . C., Whig Office.” Belfast, April 16, 1863. 360 HOP WANTED.—WANTED, a SHOP, with or without Dwelling-House attached, in BRIDGE STREET ...

... General Foster is eeported to have defeated a body of Confederates, on the 18th, under General Hill. On the other hand, the Whig of the 2ist April says that 4000 Federal cavalry, infantry, and artillery were repulsed by General Chalmers; that they retreated ...