... Whig. His attention was directed to this T. by a friend of his who had a 1 county of Cork, and who asked him whet had influence in getting crown livings country (a laugh). He replied that h it, ‘ition nothing to do with appointments of that kit that in ...

... a EEL | THE ALLEGE D OUTBREAK OF CATILI PLAGUE IN BELFAST. OFFICIAL CONTRADICTION, E NORTHERN WHIG.) been (PROM TH be enabled to state that th We are happy to result of Professor Ferguson's official visit t nerly Belfast has been to elicit from him a ...

... as we have often does | lie, &8 Suggested, either between the irrent mity of the Tory and the ster rsfor| of the official Whig, or between the jection to one, and mere isolation { its in th; fot there is in England » + | party—the party of Reform, which ...

... aupposc that the profesaional position of Mr. Jordan the Connaught Circuit would entitle him, at the hands of his friends, the Whigs, to a better place than the llerordership of Calway. the .-alary of which, we understand, is merely nominal. Had Mr. Jordan ...

... suppose that the professional position of Mr. .lordan the Connaught Circuit would eutitle him. at the hands of hi*friends, the Whigs, to betu-r place than the Kooordership Galway. the salary of which, we understand, merely nominal. Had Mr. .lonian followed ...

... understood at first the Whig |>olicy of not legislating according to its professions, they coaid have known at starting that identical would the policy of not administering according to ita promises. Good administration, the official I Whigs were quite aware ...

... gave a summary of Sil 1 the public career, going to prove that he, the events, was not justified in re; O'Donnell with being a Whig. He replie holic in his usual strain, and sought with wi his adroitness to raise a false issue and fast ccess me an attack ...

... nen will now discontinue their — in e OF Own, and & reats inhabitants to live in harmony te id be had hitherto done.—Northern Whig. part MORE ORANGE OUTRAGES, 27th NEWTOWNHAMILTON, AUG. 16.—Abo the day on the Mth inst. a defiant mob of Or: numbering over ...

... seems to | y are clever fellow, Hesses in Whig rule a speci ; but millenium, He sees, or says, nothing of a va t may ing le, of insecure tenures, of Whig pur sad their to the anti- his re- er givi , whieh Whigs out of agri- aounced with severity But he ...

... corres; corms Lord Monteith will fer himself “ on a nd a | ad. Liberal princi es” for the representation usual county.— Nort: ern Whig. sy to TIPPERARY—The Clonmel Chronicle sts it as Mr. Dunbar, of Cork, is the third candid o the has been recently spoken of ...

... trail tr aged by the cha tion of of the men they make judges. The Whigs f by the sought to give us good judge s—the Tories pa rs shail one. Yes, we owea debt o £ gratitude 1 not in- Whigs for that honest principle of attachm the cause of truth and justice ...

... cond ce of Committees. Mayors, the Committees of Advice, and t! ysed, eelf- | THE ORANGE RIOTS IN BEL the (PROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THs nfor- Last night the town was perfectly qu him, the districts known by the | few “ disturbed” presen’ reef the ordinary ...