... was only £21,660, that being the smallest amount of any one of the twelve principal ports in the Unied Kingdom. The Northern Whig, in an artiele on the subject, says :—‘‘ The total valae of the y linen and yarn exports from Belfast is between five and siz ...

... accomplished works so immensely beneficial, not only to England, but to the world, why should the people of Eng!and turn out the Whigs and put in the Tories? Why eject Mr. from the Exchequer, and put in his place Mr. Disragir? The Conserva'ives, however, flatter ...

... Tory are by. You msy as welt attempt to and Cavaliers or and Jacobites as toesll every man you meet a are here there a fow Whigs and or Tory thé traditions of their youth ; and f will endeavour to a Aesoription of these two parties in the style of, course ...

... cause, » and enlisted the the Whigs threw the into it wi hasuccess of But the which was unattainable un People of England are as debted to the Whigs as are the Irish people and prosperous Condition of the country is of the Whigs. They did it all, Sir work ...

... REPRESENTATION OF BELEAST Monpay, JULY J. BVENING.—The WNorthern Whig of this day announces that Lord John Hay, B.N., uis of Tw ex- . for C.B., son of the M ‘ast in the Liberal interest. Wick, is to contest interest was held, J. F. Ferguson, day a meeting ...

... who was better qualified torepresent them than Mr. Laird-- that there was no man who had greater in- fluence with Government, Whig or Tory, or with any body who eould further the interests of Birkenhead. There was cn'y one thing then wanted— experience, ...

... to live on,” T have just dne he word to say with regard to the policy of this country. o- The Whies—if we areto call them Whigs—I don’t know of what kind of definition the present Government go by— he (laughter) —but they claim for themselves the of ...

... natasal sim- ef you, fur some of the giad if you qould get my son an @pon my vute vote of my friends” and a voice: “* That's o Whig”). There in the is another question ere aware was in this malt question. I hed « letter friend of my own—w entitled to the ...

... particular the Conserva'ives have the advantage. They are a body, and adherents have no cc:asion to think ; have only to regard Whigs and Liberals @s enemies, and answer to the command, “ Up, boys, and at or as Moors friends we've freed are by our side And ...

... is trodden do wa. is entirely » and you are obli to merge your opinions in those of the majority. In this whether a man is Whig or Tory, whether arebinen or anti-Charchman, whether Protestant or Roman Catholic, he can freely and fairly express his opi: ...

... measure proposed is estimated in refetence to the party of the man proposing it. If he be a Conservative, al) right ; if a Whig ora Liberal, & is, reject it at once. Liberals, however, are too apt to rogard all Conservatives as dishonest politicians, ...

... but the stesreman still sits with his face turned towards the past. They dislike the Tories for their home practice, the Whigs for their foreign policy ; yet they have net disdained ocsa- sionally to flirt with either party, theugh the process has been ...