... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. TO THE EDITOR THE MORXISO HERALD. Sir, —Allow m Irishman and one much intf rested In the proeperity the constitutional party to you heartily for your admirable article ' the Last Whig Proeelyte your paper of Saturday. I Neither ...

... WHIG PEERAGES. believe that Moxrerox Mit.sea, on whom Peerage has been conferred, will take the title of Lord Brighton. MrMiLses, who for many years sat the I loose of Commons Conservative, some time since changed his opinions, and attached himself to ...

... 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 ...

... (from the Northern Whig.) We have triple satisfaction—public, personal, and professional—in referring to the honour of knighthood having been conferred the Lord Lieutenant on our very respected good friend, Dr. Gray, of the Frksmax’s Joueuial. It fa for ...

... THE IRISH TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1863 TFIE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. TO EDITOR TUB MORNING HKRALD. Sib, —Referring to the article in your journal of the instant, beaded The Last Whig Proselyte,'’ wherein it is staled that by degrees the Daily Krji' receded ...

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

... which we copy elsewhere fi eption Northern Whig In Belfast the rioter: A local | wrecked the house of the Coadjutor ¢ | Bishop, Most Rev Dr Doraran, and also lopted, | sidence of Mr. F.D i Lay (proprietor The sh Whig) in nfident | have increased from year ...

... the case now in argument before lordship and his assessors. All tbase 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 Foor Courts, hear the arguments in the grandbirth ...

... County of Clara. We believe that the representation of county will warmly contested, end would urge the Conservative and Anti-Whig electors the county to keep themselves disengaged, for learn I jhst suitable candidate will certainly offer himself. ...

... against J. B. Barbour and Robert Barbour, for bribery at the Lisburn election, were postponed until the next assizes. —northern Whig. ...

... serious riot would have occurred, both parties having been well prepared for a battle. —Northern Whig. The houses of the proprietor of tho Northern Whig, and that lately occupied the French Consul, were also attacked tho mob, and several windows broken ...

... 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; ...