... d Ceinservatism in Ulster, end is them oil nehhr'r the ?? nor tlie defender of thea Orange WeO tras lejdges, Cs suchi. The Whig is their hitter eand open parties fee, rind has bee~n for ystlos e nd whatevrr faults catlous. proteelqats inay commit thec ...

... until the properI test happens to approach them, when in at moment they become operative, and are madeI manifest to every man. Whig rule in Ireland is mere fully exemplified in the career of Lord e Carlisle than of any other member of the party, ai simply ...

... but you must remnember that there nre other sources by which such opinions . can be ventilated besides the Belfast Northern Whig. I I therefore again give you the choice of publica- tion, the waste-basket, or the alternative. Butto return to our .Aoitai ...

... where the Indian deficit has been miti-1 gated. The Premier, however, rendered one service to history. He confesses that the Whigs il their Queen's Speeches have been romancing .all the time they have been in office, and that . words have every year been ...

... Swsunn or 87O; nc- kPortaferry, 18th August, idti4. A CORREOT PflOTOGRA-PIL Team UJ~tetr Obeel ver of yestcrd-.y suys:5 The Whig is empbatically the cur of th6 Press, I has all the small vices of that mean animk'12 with' o At one redeeming trait to qnalify ...

... the Goverinusent.' The Marquis of a the Hartington appeared to knowv nothing about the | ion school; but he knew that the old Whig policy wire, was to yield to Romish dictation, and he carried t the out that policy so far as it lay in his power. ark. _ )PU- ...

... vwas surely njot in earnest,' and then, parted. OC the afternoon of the day on which tho letters appeared in the Northern Whig I again met Mr. Kennedy, at the corner of Bridge Street, when he stopped and made some remarks on the subject. I complained ...

... Belfast? No. famn at Now, about the twenty Whigs that I paid £5,000 thi ire each for-and they wre the dearest Whigs ever were Ye [lb bonght in the market-awf Ql-(laUghter)-were they ifa ne not very expensive Whigs ? (Laughter.) TI no hMr. BAnnYc interposed ...

... you to give this the neoes- sary space in your first publication.-Your, Sir, most obedient servant, cc Jon, F. FxnousoN. The Whig very justly replied that, In his letter, -Mr. Ferguson evaded the question at issue, and re- peated the question in the following ...

... it awas under an orange banner Lord Mor- peth fought the battle of Reform on the hustings of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Whigs are not ashamed to wear orange lilies in En glaud, tholugh at this side of the Channel that flower is offensive to their eyes ...

... the Confederates will, of course, be dismissed with the cold and unfeeling brevity which has characterised the policy of the Whigs throughout the war; but the Chancellor of the Exobequer will, no doubt, supply a gloomy paragraph about the wonder- ful prosperity ...

... seductions of the whipper-ini, and re- P nained leader of the N-orthern Circuit, he would pro- bably be alive to-day. The Whigs, however, gave- hima office in return for Ministerial support, And, thb having accepted the Solicitor-Geuera~lsbip, he was ...