... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. If the following paragraph, which we copy from the Court Journal, be well founded, it would appear that Whig proselytism is spreading upwards, and has at last absorbed the great Tory leader himself: Well-informed persons pretend ...

... Barbour and Robert Barbour, for Dribery at the Lisburn election, are postponed till the next assizes. Second Edition of Northern Whig. ...

... the Conservative party.” The suggestion that a nobleman who is truly described by the Eventne “the most inflexible type of Whig- gery now extant” is to be selected by Lord Derby to suc- ceed him in the leadership of the Conservatives isa palpable canard; ...

... been a Secretary of State under Pitt) died, and Viscount Normanby became known as Earl of Mulgrave. In the following year the Whigs sent him to Jamaica as Governor; in the next year he returned to Eng- land to sueceed Lord Carlisle as Lord Privy Seal ; and ...

... thanks were duly accorded amidst some confusion, andthe not very satisfactory proceedings were brought to aclose.—Northern Whig. ...

... to Richmond? We heard lately of an Irish emigration to Spain. Is he at the bottom of that also We know he has been called a Whig— can it be that he is a wolf in sheep's clothing ; a Saxon in the habiliments an Ultramontane bishop The thing is unaccountable ...

... matter at hand well worthy of attention. I have since listened to the discussion of that letter, but have heard no man, whether Whig or Tory, attempt to refute its reasoning or deny its truth. There appeared, however, letter in your paper of Friday evening ...

... labour, and yet the movement of improvisation; and they combine studied eloquence with freedom. The moment he stood up to speak Whigs and Tories crowded the benches of the house. Without the external qualities of the orator, he produced great oratorical effect ...

... credit for bringing the ground to the condition necessary to produce so excellent a specimen as the one referred to. —Northern Whig. Dinnf.k to John Stephen Dwyeb, Esq., J.P., Castleconnell. —A large number of the most influential gentlemen in the county ...

... alter sinking her convoy. The above is extracted from the Barbadoes Globe. MORE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST. {from the northern whig.) Belfast, Wednesday Morning.—Yesterday evening as was generally apprehended, another of the disgraceful scenes for which Belfast ...

... henceforward to appear among its defenders. To Mr. Beksai. Osborne's taunts on the inconsistent position thus assumed the Whig leaders, who formerly made the Church question the stalkinghorse of party, the Right Hon. Bart, cares to offer no rejoinder ...

... return trip at the usual hour, and arrived at Belfast without any adveuture such as she met with her downward trip.—Northern Whig. writer in the Jpturich Journal affirms that the Rev. Sir. Synge, incumbent of St. Peter's, Ipswich, has introduced a novelty ...