... unter, placed in the balance ?? a mere bauble, should kick the beam. Would they ait quietly aid let their hearts be gnawed by Whig c%.iuioti? Then it wee tite they were doing somoting. Where did DMr. Buxton get Iie working men? Did lit know they weto the ...

... the negro troops stormed the Contederate forts. Butler's army had not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Bichmond Whig of the 15th Instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitzhugh Lea and Hampton, with heavy los. No particulars ...

... of their supporters are I Whigs-fand it is only necessary to run over is the list of the general committee to learn the tz fact-all interference on party questions is 8 avoided. This is prudent, for otherwise the Liberal Whigs might move off and reduce ...

... was as groundless as it was virulent, and it was certainly at rare as it was gratifying to find an exalted official of the Whig government, trampling out by a volunteer act of vigorous argument the impres. fuin the Tory pioneer had made on the impres- ...

... probable rueans of restoring to full activity the great cotton trade of England. MTA¶E O AFFAIRS IN BELFASr. (From yeatordays W~hig,) On Monday the magiotrates continues in chamber the investigations agatnst those charged with offence dur. ing the late riots ...

... rotation ?? the Amalgamated ?? and Duffyltes, Messr Patrickn Kuly, Joseph Jeffar'es, James Walsh, and Michael Hearn. For ' the Whigs and. qserdapo Dutffies Mesera W Cherry.* Maurice Ketly, J 0o land and Der :owlett ; but it is rumoured that the last named ...

... number of men proposed for the new force is 400. The number of constables at present ie only 160 for bolb day and night duty.. - Whig The 1Rev, Francis J. Lynch, O MI., begs gratetfily to achnowledge the receipt of 101 from Thomas Helby, Esq. per tbo Rev. N ...

... government to be traversed, but with the dispersion of the present House of Comn- mone the Conservative reaction which the Whigs have fostered will close. The relative positions of political parties are now once more dotined, and it was not amongst the ...

... had been nineteen Presidents. Of these one had been Federalist, JoHN ADAMS, successor of WASUIrNGTON, thirteen Democrats, one Whig, and one Republican, the pre- sent President. GEORGE WASHINGTON was twice elected, so were J~xnmiisoN, IlMtADISON, MUNRoE, ...

... people most excited, and everyone tram- n bling for what the next hour may produce. h (Fsrom tie Special Edition of fits Nortlha Whig,) C BELFAST, MONDAY NicGT.-The riots this dey tb were totally unparalleled in the dreadful excesses to a el which they reached ...

... the Board of Charity Commiseloners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the board as a gross Whig job, and Its otice as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed a considerable charge upon the country, but owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... to the effect that the policy of the present government, begun thirty years ago by the prime minister, and enforced by every Whig government, has led to constant wars, ,whIch has culminated In the burning of Kagosima and the massacres at Foochow ; that ...