... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. Zz EDITOR OF HERALD. —Allow me as an Irishman and one much in- terested in the prosperity of the constitutional party tc thank you very heartily for your admirable article on the “ Last Whig Proselyte” in your paper of Saturday ...

... WHIG PEERAGES. We believe that Mr on whom a Peerage has been conferred, will take the title of Lord BricnTon. Mr Mitxrs, who for many years sat in the House of Commons as a Conservative, some time since changed his opinions, and attached himself to the ...

... THE IRISH TIMES,..FRIDAY, ULY 10, 186 TRE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD, i ile S1a,— Referring to the article in your journal of the 4th instant, beaded “The Last Whig Proselyte, wherein it is stated that “ by degrees the Duily ...

... case now in argument before his lordship and his assessors. All these freemen were Conservatives; no claims were made by the Whigs or Nationalists. The Lord Mayor will sit this merning at 10 o'clock, at the Four Courts, to hear the arguments in the grand- ...

... We believe that the representation of the county will be warmly contested, and we would urge on the Conservative and Anti-Whig electors of the county to keep themselves disengaged, for we learn that a suitable candidate will certainly offer himself. ...

... Taylor had not arrived there at date. THE JULY ANNIVERSARIES IN THE NORTH— MORE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST. (Prom the Northern Whig.) Moanixo.— Yesterday even- another of thesdis- ing, as was generally a) in the districts noted for disorders arising out of ...

... was First Minister of the Crown.” The con- stituencies return at every contested election a Conservative in preference to a Whig, notwith- standing that the whole weight of Government in- fluence is exerted to the utmost in favour of their candidate. Last ...

... THE JULY ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORTH. ‘rom the Northern Whig.) Betrast, Moaxixc.—lIn this town yester- day, some excitement was caused by car loads of Orangemen passing through the streets on their way to Lisburn, where @ monster meeting of from 14,000 to ...

... his intention of offer- ing himself as a candidate for the representation of this county, unless some other opponent of the Whigs and their anti-lrish policy should come forward. Mr. Creagh possesses considerable in the County of Clare, and should he go ...

... Hon the Lord pany to be the o t professing liberal opinions is renew- May ‘or has sent the carcase of an uomarketable sheep Whig Governmen al Zoological Gardens for the use of the ani- ing a gi igantic and illegal monopoly which the Govern- | bad ale the ...

... a bill of lading of a cargo All these freemen were Conservatives; of Indian corn to him, as the agent of were made by the Whigs or Nationalists. plaintiff, until the plaintiff made provision for a 1,000/. The Lord Mayor will sit this merning at 10 o'clock ...

... unparalleled difficulty, would now, for the first time, propose to place a duty on Insurance against fire. No Government but a Whig Government would attempt to defend such a duty once it had been imposed. If we ...