... UNSEEMLY CONDUCT AT RELIGIOUS MEETING. The Belfast Whig pnbllihrt the following“ On Sundo; evening last very unseemly occurrence, are informed, took place in the deter Hall. H. Grattan Guinneea, £eq., wae announced to preach ia that building at half-paat ...

... was Ireland’s opportunity.** The day might come when might regret tbat did not settle this Irish question in time. When the Whig party —and he was bound to make the remark, because he was impartial—came into office some 25 years upon the faith strong opinion ...

... the money was obtained from the tax-payers—(hear.hear,)—an opinion in which he found many oi both aides of the House—both Whigs and Conservatives coincided. He watched these matters pretty closely, and took notice of what observed. During his seven years ...