... login, deoghter of Willis. Inglis. EN., of Edinburgh. the friend and intimate .f Charles Fog, the lets Lord Forman, and all the Whig party. The Imo Lady Duff m-dher of Lord, Fife, was her sent, and elm ha• been preeeptrese to the Royal children of Spain for ...

... go yourself f Mr. Itna—l an not in favour there at prawn. (Laughter.) The Tory party aro more io favour there now than the Whigs, you very well know. Bight Bev. Dr. Donna, examined by &dant Amanita—l am Coadjutor Bishop of Down mad Conner. I live in Howard ...

... be a Liberal, but he is a Tory tenthsr of the Towu Council. Mr. Balla—The remarks were made irrespective of whether he was a Whig or a Tory. Mr. Hu-1 am very glad that this specimen of the Town Council has exposed itself in its tree colours. I wish they ...

... which ho held in his hand, and oa it he wished to make an observatien. ItAßßv—What paper Is thee? 31r. Murphy—The Sore/tax Whig, The portion of the proceedings which he referred to was as LOHOWS: Mr. Hamill said there was a circumstance ennui Led ...

... home I again saw the priteesaion and beard shots fired by the crowd. No person was arrested. Mr. Barra*, sub-editor of the Whig, examined by Mr. ILLeun—lle deposed that he wee in Sandy Row on one nemesia°, sad in presence of Mr. Verner, J.P. be al men ...

... [ln Oar report of the prteeedincs at the Commission. which appeared in our last issue, Mr. llamas, subeditor of the Norders Whig. is reported to hare stated in evidence. that on the day of Si'Connelfr funeral, the first shot came from the Catholic magi ...

... mantes• were foetid a of priad ppm relating to military mettem. He lad as Beverages sad some silver in his pores, aed s letter Whig Wm ware to look for money if be Peek! moire It ...

... Be. to see the hay thus I hope that seartinen will leer off relhog suits that honing. Mr. as.-1 will gat erase talking lb' Whigs are .Nord to their astral rears la Ulster.— Don't roes* that I will sten (Ineitheer.) Mr. Rea—Was not this re art amiss daring ...

... conduct of Mr. Lincoln towards England. His tone has been less enacting, his language has been lees offensive, sod, due allowance Whig made for the immensediffiashies of his situation, we could hire parte!! twit!! Mr. Lincoln, had suchl;oen the pleasure of ...

... considered it sufficiently. To Serialist aansemmo—Tbe letter calling attention to the funeral was psblished is the Northers Whig of the day hi which the funeral took place. Hove you had a large experience alike community of ilelfast ? Yes; I have known ...

... be prodneed. Do you remember the 25th of November 1 do. That was the day on which the Tories of Belfast returned some 2)) Whigs without their unseat, or without the nomination of their early? Was it not? I think that at that election of 1880 some considerable ...

... it stated by this putlernms that the Tow• Caned returned twenty Whigs, and it is very extraordinary thing that ponies a the Town Council can relearn fatty Tenn if they like, or forty Whigs. lam qaite certain that I could force him to admit the truth, if ...