... St. Valentine's Day at the General Post Office. Mr Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast Whig, says :— This year there were posted in London, for despatoh to the provinces, on the evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards of 453,000 letters, or about ...

... Prince Humbert inspected the troops at Woolwich yesterday morning, and'afterwards visited the arsenal. ■ The Northern Whig describes shocking disaster which a small sailing-boat was upset Belfast Lough on Saturday, and four men were drowned The deceased ...

... of political philosophy he is extremely intelligible. He tells us that he never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be ; for he was of opinion that a Whig was a creature completely out of all intellect. What can be plainer than this What more ...

... closed six o'clock yesterday evening, and will continue so daring to-day and up to ten o'olock to-morrow morning. The Nortliern Whig, its seoond edition, says they have received telegram from Derry contradicting the report of disturbances having taken place ...

... bappy to say, tbat he had never yet been a Whig, and he hoped be never should be, for he believed in the description that Whig was a tyrant in office and traitor out Of it, but he did not think that the Whigs designed any damage to the National Church ...

... old proverb, that Charity begins at home. He had actually come forward at that meeting, and thanked God he was not a Whig—for a Whig was altogether outside the pale human intellect. He might also have remembered another proverb, that Ingratitude was ...

... Eliza ho departed this life oct 1860, ag 7 and like ways his doter Margret N ho departed this life ye 18602 a 11.'*— Belfast Whig. ...

... attend, and Mr Newdegate-did not vote. Thus Warwickshire was not represented at all this important trial of strength between the Whig-Radical government and the Constituj tional party. Hundreds, of Newdegate's former supported have expressed their determination ...

... was a necessity for the government to be prudent, and not to be drifted into war it was the present; and if every man, be he whig tory* or radical, would have due regard to his country, nothing but that which would cast disgrace and dishonour upon the country ...

... schools and erection of churches, and remarked that under Whig rule dissenters were to have liberty of conscience, but the poor churchman was supposed to have nothing at all. He told them that the Whigs would hold on as long as they could, but they must come ...

... telegram in the Dublin papers gives the following latest intelligence reference to the riots in Belfast from the Northern Whig Belfast, Monday Morning.—Yesterday evening the arrangements of police were similar in every respect those of Saturday evening ...

... declared a vulgar article of contraband. tacit compact had been entered into between time-serving tories and milk-and-water whigs to hustle the question parliamentary reform whenever it should re-appear, while agreeing to talk vaguely and loudly in its ...