... rate ef discount 6 per cent. The London mail 4th instant arrived* here on l the 25th inst. THE BELFAST BIOTS. The Northern Whig its second edition says they have received this merning telegram from Derry contradicting the report of disturbances having ...

... voters whom, for thirty years, the Whigs have regarded as little better than their cattle, to be driven to the poll whenever an election occurred. Now, who is Lord Courtenay's opponent, around whom the influence of small Whig-Radical clique has rallied The ...

... political principles give us this guarantee, at least, that, Wuile hewil give bis constant opposition to the State policy of the Whigs and Radicals, his vote, will given the side whenever the interests of the Church are at stake, lie is bound to this, bis political ...

... THE FATAL RIOTS IN BELFAST. A second edition of the Northers Whig, published on Wednesday at noon, contitiois the fulloising The present disastrous riots continue, and more people have been injured and maimed with bludgeons, and fired at, and perhaps ...

... that for the same cause many another seat will continue to be lost, until the leaden the party see that the maintenance of Whig rule depends noon the expression of the popular will at elections,” Mr Berkeley also alludes to the powerful allies which the ...

... people ; the Constitutional Unionists, whose object is the restoration of the Union on its former footing ; and the Old Line Whigs; representing the Conservatism of the United States, but read t. join with the Constitutional Union party. He concludes his ...

... vote might always be relied upon by Ministers For thirty-two years and more the late member consistently supported successive Whig Governments. There was not representative in the House of Commons who could be relied upon with more perfect confidence than ...

... war in Ireland is in feeling, if not in fact, no longer confined to one locality. THE SCENE IN TUB HOSPITAL. The 11 Northern Whig gives the following de* scription of the resultsof the rioting, witnessed in the hospitals The scenes witnessed in the Belfast ...

... Their degree of civilisation exactly of the kind which fits them for destructive warfare on the guerilla principle, and our Whig administrators are dragging the English nation into this bloody conlliot without conceivable motive excuse whatever, unless ...

... fellow in the church ruminate over the inconrisfcancyof fickle woman, and doubtless hoping better luck next time.” —Northern Whig. THE CONDEMNED CRIMINAL PARKER The execution Parker for the Fiskerton murder will take place to-morrow. The wretched man appears ...

... Conservatives, 'as against' the A Liberals, not to' the bare division lists of a :Session, not to the muster-rolls of: the Whig and': Tory whips, not to the ephemeral.`reoords of . factious triumph, but to the general tenxor of the: measures passed. Now ...

... Nonconformists. That city is not the only constituency where a few determined and consistent Liberals can turn the Bcale. The Whig leaders ought to know, if they do not, that by forcing upon tho Liberal party men with the ecclesiastical views of Mr. Coleridge ...