... Delhi. En-. larged, condensed, re-written, re-cast, or interpo- lated, they are there ; and the baffled scrib- bler of the Whig knows it and feels it. Where, let me ask, did anyone ever see the vapid, self-conceited, finical twaddle of the Wthig repro- ...

... have passed a resolution to sub- mit Dr. Colenso's book to a committee. Y DrvoNPORT is no longer a pocket borough of the 3 Whigs. The Government that is attempting to carry Lisburn by main force has been utterly defeated on its own ground ; and the Conser- ...

... that the Whigs have entered upon another session without a principle and without a programme. A fejw days since, I ventured to call your attention to the then approaching contest for the representa- tion of ceigate. I told you that the Whig candidate ...

... ELECTION. TO F1Z ?? rOF TmE BELFAST NEWS-LE TTEn. Soi-My attention has been directed by a friend to an article in the Northern Whig of Saturday, the 21st instant, relative to certain electioneering tricks at Iitburn, in which my name has been most pro- minently ...

... choose as a representative a strenuous supporter of the po- licy of Lord Carlisle and Lord Chancellor Brady. The Northbern W'hig of yesterday contained an ab- surd and self-contradictory assertion, that what it is pleased to call The Orange body kidnapped ...

... servant. For many yearl; the Marquis of Lansdowne and the late Duke of Bedford were the guides, philosophers, and friends of the Whigs, The Duke was too apathetic and too rich to aspire to office. He preferred to devote his mornings to rabbit-shooting in the ...

... by the Opposition was carried by 124 to 108. The Bill was consequently lost. Sir James Duke, an old friend and ally of the Whigs, then moved the second read- ing of the South-Eastern Railway Bill, which was warmly supported by Mr. Gilpin, the Vice-President ...

... as a Conservative, instead of being, as he is, a non-descript Radical, who diuds enthusiastic supporters in the organ of the Whig-Radical party in Belfast, as well as in the very clever reprosenta- tive of the Roman Catholics, his election would not only ...

... Service, arid the ease to whicla I refer is the more markied, because it rray be said to form an nnenvi- abeeclte Owing to Whig influence, the head Ol the0 5thico lias been allowed to remain long beyond the as'nal perioil for retirement; hut this continued ...

... the threshold against a simple act of justice, enlightenment, and policy? Social reforms are not to be looked for from the Whig Government; and as few political changes as they can manage withoutloss of place. These ameliora- tions belong to those st ...

... popular with Lord Palmerston, as you tl may suppose, and some capital scenes are antici- ot pated when he begins to tell the Whigs a bit of his w mind. lr. Ferrand is a great friend of the canine O race, having amongst his collection some of the most cf ...

... I his opinion of the melancholy state of Ireland. Its Government was utterly incapable, its head was sur- rounded with old Whigs, who kept him in utter ignorance, and its Chief-Secretary was both inca- pable and unpopular. He condemned the policy of England ...