... THE GHOST—OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, Mr. Washington Davies acta hia part to perfection.— Northern Whig. The best entertainment ever in Belfast.— Nexes* Letter. The Snectral Illusions are very cleverly managed ; and the Panorama alone is well worthy of a visit ...

... THE FLAX MOVEMENT THE SOUTH. (From the Northern Whig of Tuesday.) John F. Maquirc, Esq., M.P., Mayor of Cork, arrived Belfast yesterday, with the object of making personal inspection of our flax spinning mills and power loom factories. Although nut on ...

... question of international taxation. It was a question which affected every member of the community, Protestant well as Catholic Whig, as well ns Tory, and all should unite in an effort to obtain redress of the wrongs from which this country suffered, owing ...

... the House, is the blue ribbon and the garter. Those were aristocratic times when the old Earl of Lauderdale, a broad Scotch Whig, would say, the noble Yerle opposite, wi’ the blue ribbon.” Lord Sidmouth, after he had been Speaker, and made a Lord of, used ...

... Lefroy. and registrar to the Consolidated Nisi Prius Court, and quite enough one would think, for ultra Tory to hold under a Whig Administration. It is well understood, and openly spok-n of here, that an ex- Attorney-Cencral, once a violent Tory, but who ...

... Hardee, Cheatham, and Breckenridge recommend the conscription of soldiers whose terra of service shortly expires. The Richmond Whig thinks that the futnre of the South involved in the next spring campaign in Northern Georgia, A Washington letter in the N-w ...

... Conservative opinion and feeling in Ireland, coincident with the declining influ-1 enceand wide-spread unpopularity of the Whig* Radical party. In the face of approaching general election your committee desire earnestly enlist in favour of I the cons ...

... Hardee, Cheatham, and Breckinridge recommend the conscription of soldiers whose term of service shortly'expires. The Richmond Whig thinks that the future of the South is involved in the new spring campaign in Northern Georgia. The Washington letter to the ...

... lion, gentleman then proceeded to censure the inisgovernraenb to which Ireland has been systematically subjected under the Whigs, end especially condemned the legal, appointments which had been made Lord Chancel* lor Beady. Sir R. Peel was sorry that the ...

... policy to be introduced by the right honourable gentleman he was understood to be at first Radical, then a Reformer, then, Whig, and finally, as he fMr. Whiteside) had been informed, Tory—and now he had attached himself to the noble viscount. Now he, ...

... are free to admit that that an unpardonable omission, accustomed although n» have been meet with such treatment from both Whigs and Tories;but again ask,by what right does the Earl of Derby assume to himself to make such charge? What sympathy runs between ...

... already acquainted with. then continued and said—There is no doubt hut that the people interested in this movement are neither Whigs nor Tories, but Irishmen (hear, hear.) I would propose that our chairman sign this requisition which has been sent to me Mr ...