... to both Bills, but inr less to the Coumnnissioners' than to tbe othors, and lie iighlt mention that, besides being the only Whig in the Corporation, lie hadh been for several years a 4Witer Commissioner. He could positively contradict tho assertion that ...

... latter alternative, first, because no s amount of Parliamentary defeat appears to have the ti slightest effect in bringing a Whig Administration to a sense of self-respect; and, secondly, because the present Parliament was summoned by the Earl of n Derby ...

... Church to thlis increase are ad- Ti mutled to be just, reasonable, and ackuow- Wi ledtgcd ; and yelt, though. the Northiern Whig, hC the Ttsiter Observer, the Scotsman, thea Calredonian 50 Arercuiir, the Patriot, and the Weeliy Reviewl-that WI paragon ...

... offered to them. But if this ulloks out a case against Lisburn, what is to become of half I I i L t I I I I i 1 4 i I I tbh Whig boroughls in England? If facts such f rs these were to be the foundation for Royal Comc1luissionis, such Commissions would ...

... Award. I know the Northern. Whig, the proprietor of which is Mr. Finlay. I am not awaro that his paper expresses itself strongly in favor Of thle Award.- I do not know whether it is agatinst tire Award. It represents the Whig party in Belfast, but I do ...

... Grimshaw to call a nineting of the Whigs. Did you not believe that if lie hal propo6ed a resolution it would have been rejected by hive-sixtlhs of the Pro- test int Whmigs and six-sixths of the Roman Catho- - lie Whigs ? I believe quite ?? reverse. There ...

... known? I do not recollect anything about it. There wall no understanin-ffrg that the Council should be divided be- B tween Whigs and Tories. to The CuIEMEMAN-The CommittOe are very stonly de of opinion that we must have no political allusions, me and any ...

... Lretter. 'xeeutueid with n fidelity ciid ?? 3 ?? We ?? sot soen displweyd in any former pueblication of the onst:'- Northern Whig. A A siperb piece of worhm niohip, bht its artistic features yield to the adynnteges of its 71I ?? Obsereer. As a companion ...

... mild, fair-haired young man ig who aots as clerk of the Committee (although ry he has the honor of being the nephow yy of tivo Whig Cabinet Ministers), and who was also I 9- clerk to the late Lisbarn Election Committee, sits t ?? aghast, and, whenever Mr ...

... borough incorporated with Lurgen and Portadown in what will turn out to be the vain expectation-that ,the influence of a young Whig lord in one of these places would turn the scale in fever of a Liberal. The Conservative party are quite ready to join issue ...

... within the Ilst twenty yeaors corrupt. I have resided nearly all my life in Bel- fast, and know publie opinion there. I read the Whig occasionally. I rather think it is in favor of this Bill. I know that a great muany of the Roman Catholics of Belfast are opposed ...

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