... THE BELFAST RIOTS, Belfast, Thursday morning. The second edition of the Northern Whig says ; The overwhelming police and military force in town has had the effect of temporarily quelling the riots. Except few skirmishes this morning and some men beaten ...

... sfl^ a will upset them.” The hands of their 11 tied, but he did not think if they (the b _ were in office, the hands of the Whig 9 * (Hear, hear.) For the sake of they would have put embarrassing ®| i' l Houses of Parliament, but their e Houses declined ...

... their own. We venture, however, to urge upon all Conservative electors—all who arc determined to stand forth tlntraraelled Whig-radicalism, and to repudiate political mask, individually to take the trouble to go down to St. Mary’s Hall, and there carefully ...

... long series of defeats. On this question, as upon many others, they altered their tactics, pretending that is not, whilst Whigs congregate in high places, the duty of those in authority to carry out intelligent policy, but simply to do the House of Commons ...

... conduct; and if Conservative candidates of local connection cannot be found, lot other districls supply them. In 1847 the Whigs brought forward a candidate whose connection with North Warwickshire was of the slightest j possible description, and who did ...

... them.” The ds of their leaders were tied, but he did not think if they (the Conservatives) were in office, the hands of the Whigs would be tied. (Hear, hear.) For the of upsetting their party they would have put embarrassing questions in both Houses Parliament ...