... yesterday to the Editor of the Northern Whig, but which, with true Liberal consistency, has not been published in that journal.- v Your obedient servant, April 22nd, 1863. Gao. INonaus. b TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. S SiP-In your comment on the cases ...

... A PLEA FOR AGITATORS. WE felt it to be our duty, on Saturday, to quote from our contemporary, the Northern Whig, some sentences in which the Grand Jury system of Ireland and the Irish Church Establishment were spoken of as grie- vously wrong and monstrously ...

... class of livings. The practice had adapted S itself to our political institutions, Whig Chancel- C lors have selected Whig clergymen, or at least the ' sons or friends of Whigs; Tories have done the X same for Tories; and by both sides small livings have often ...

... remarks.-Yoars, faith- fully, GEo. INORkI. April 23, 18G3. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIm-The remarks of the Whig, in this day's issue, upon my letter of the 21st instant, are so carefully intended to divert attention from the matter in ...

... yesterday appeared an article, por- tions of which might be matched against anything that could be found in the files of the old Whig. We quote a passage, which will, probably, be road with great satisfaction by a few clergymen and grand jurors who extend their ...

... that a a despatch from Port Hudson was read in the Confede- rate Senate, which caused a lively sensation, and the s Richmond Whig of the same date mourns over rme a verses in the South-West. The New York Press consider these circumstances indicative of ...

... is known. The public feeling on this point is now so thoroughly awakened that the Government must do something; and, as the Whigs never do anything right except under the influence of pressure, the probability is that Earl Russell and Lord Stanley of Alderley ...

... his labour during tho years he was v engaged upon his machine. He was, in fact, but n another victim added to the many whom Whig place- P men have brought to an untimely grave. Post-office t and Treasury officials have been decorated with o orders, and ...

... the Conservative interest. The O'Gom-nsln alten and Sir Colman O'Loghlen are spoken of as likely to be brought forward by the Whig party. ADDnEsS AND PEESENTATTON.-On Tutseriv cventn, a few of the Friends of Mr R. W. Coossler, of the Bang Buildings, met ...

... which so long stained the statute-book of a Protestant kingdom ?-a code enacted by those who called them- selves Protestant Whigs, and professed, as such, to be the friends of civil and religious liberty. Burke has well said of those laws that they were ...

... INSTANT, A. W I number of strong, live PIGEONS. Apply by letter, stating number that Can be supplied, and terms, to 1 H. M. C., Whig Office. Belfast, April 19, 1863. 2339 WANTED, A SITUATION AS COACHMAN W g by a young married Man, who thoroughly understands ...

... is against this fusion, or let nle call it this cenfnsiois, of parties-(choers)-that we ought to be ever on eur guard. If Whigs and Radicals likc to recant nud ?? fro1m th2 rrlorY of their Ivays, We shal) he ploat ?? to ?? them into a trper nplitioni ...