... TACTICS. Tub loss of Ext Kent wu serious blow to the Conservatives.. Had they defeated the Whig candidate in that ancient keep of Toryism, all would have been well. No sign or symptom ...

... MURDER IN THE LUNATIC ASYLUM, BELFAST. Belfast, Mosdat.—The NorAern Whig conteins *n Account « ...

... thereby advance their own lutereata and prevent the country from becoming barren waste and howl- Resolved—That the preaent Whig Government of England deserves our unqualified censure for their cruel disregard of the sufferings the Irish people , that ...

... associated with the political opinisns the Whigs, and on many occasions the change ministry bo was honoured the confidence her Majesty as to tho calling in” of new ministers In politics nobis Marquis was Whig ths old school—a consistent Liberal, but never ...

... them are worthy much attention. THE LISBURN ELECTION—PETITION AGAINST MR. VERNER, M.P. Belfast, Thursday Morning.—The Northern Whig this morning says, have reason to believe that the petition against the return of Mr. E. W. Verncr, already perfected and forwarded ...

... is re-esUblished. Turkish consolidcs are quoted 42j. THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. Belfast, Thuhsdat Horniho.—The Northern Whig thu morning ennouncee that Mr. Richardson, M.r. for Lisburn, about to resign his seat in parliament consequence of 111 he.Uh ...

... defeat Baker's Creek and Black Kiver Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is closely beseiged, the enemy closing in every side. The Whig, speculating upon the chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, says that although their toss would great ouccera for the ...

... with dne regeid to her encient folth end people. I eddrese yon perfectly nnfettered by pledge either of the greet pelfle*,the Whig* or the Tories, I will support only inch meeiures ere )nst end reeeoneblo. end I w'l oppose or- ry gorernment which declines ...

... schools attached to the poor law unions.” A more heartless piece of disgusting economy was never yet promulgated any government, Whig or Tory. These schools were the best museums for the education of poor boys in what peculiarly belonged to Ireland—namely, ...

... (bear, bear). Mr. Sullivan said that Alderman Reynolds bad spokea in vindication of the Whig gevermncot Alderman Reynolds—l have not spoken vindication of the Whig government—l will not permit Mr. Sullivan to put words into mouth which I have not uttered ...

... sought to establish liberal journals at Tours, Angers, and several other cities in France, and been In every caae ! refused. Whig and Tort—the Church Establishment. —We find the following in tbe editorial columns of tbe Scotsman .—Though in the preeent ...

... Poole, whose vaulting ambition” could not be confined to India and China, came the rescue with that constant device of the Whigs, royal commission (laughter, and hear, hear.) Against the whole of the argument of the hon. member for Poole be set the single ...