... nt, it wouhl te y to hava ajittj ;ht thrown on the subject. Ti furnishes more material calling far uurestigation. To-day's Whig gives the following pleasaut picture of the capital of Lister ?? : — There hos been far too much bigotry and intoleraeeo among ...

... jostle against the popular Idea of the amiable Whig earl, that he was submissive to an admiring and believing staff. Upon what other principle, indeed, can we possibly account for the shameful collapse of Whig administration in Ireland ? Though the turbulence ...

... daughter of Denmark and the heir of our Crown are about to visit the dominions of our betrayed, abandoned, and despoiled ally. Our Whig Ministers — the only people in the country who have menaced Germany with war — now affirm that a British army could not campaign ...

... acts of an official body. The country, properly appealed to, will not fail to appreciate the points of difference between the Whig ministries of 1811 and of 1864. The former was weak and vacillating ; so is the latter, but it is likewise disgraceful and ...

... scope of an act of Parliament, we must accept the usual excuse of custom and the general bearing and habit of this thorough Whig Minister. Indeed, so prone are we, in this instance at least, to pardon the Homo Secretary's officiousness, that we are inclined ...

... numbering over 20,000 members, will attend. Eleventh,— Tho Old Line Whig party. This is eminently the Conservative orgauisation, as Con- servatism is expressed by the ancient Whigs of the United States. Its candidate is ?? Mil- lard Fillmore ; but it ...

... is not against the small fry of Belfast magistrates that public should bo directed. It ought to be brought to bear upon the Whig Government, which left the task of reestablishing order in their town for eleven days to such incapable agents, and who now ...

... natiou did not desire a war with Russia, or a confederacy with the revolutionists of the Continent ; but three-fourths of the Whig diplomacy upon this subject might have been spared, and thus infinite bloodshed saved. Then, with regard to America, the s ...

... people ; the Constitutional Unionists, whose object is the restoration of the Union on its former footing ; and the Old Line Whigs, representing tho Conservatism of the United States, but ready to join with the Constitutional Union party. At a war meeting ...

... att-nd Eloronfb,—The Old Lin© WLig party, is ©minently the Con ©rvat ve organisation, »ig Conservatism is express© th© ancient Whigs Tin!fed States lt« cindi -a*© ©x President Mil’ard *. it isreaV to unite the 'nstitutional Union organisation, Tiiero are several ...

... the act* official body. The country, properly appealed to, will not faO to appreciate the points of difference between the Whig ministries of 1811 and of 1864. The former weak and vacillating; so is toe latter, but it is likewise disgraceful and treacherous ...

... whom, in cases of emergency, can depend on employ the one for the vindication tho other.” Coining from th# champion of tho Whig government these speak volumes. THE MARQUIS OF DONEGAL AND TUB BELFAST RIOTS. At the Masonic Banquet in tbo Ulster Hall Tuesday ...