... protectionists that free trade would be the ruin of the Irish grazier have not been verified ; on the contrary, as the Belfast Whig remarks, the value of farm stock bas been rising rapidly for years past, and never before, not even in the days of Napoleon ...

... and she arrived home in safety. The first Fenian arrest in Delfa4t has been made, and If the information of the Nortlaein Whig is correct, the instance of Belfast Fenianism appears to be more like a drunken freak than a sensible conspiracy. It sett.) ...

... elevation are with the practical conduct of human affairs. This is in other words saying what Moore long ago happily said of the Whigs of his day, to whom such men as those alluded to would have belonged : As bees, on flowers alighting, cease their hum, So, ...

... rude, rough, but ske was satisfied, and thought the was right. She knew she was tree. AN ELECTION SCENE ! The Belfast Daily Whig thus describes a part of the proceedings at the nomination : A band of dangerous lunatics escaped from an asylum conid not ...

... appointment w iththe utmost satisfaction. Mr.. Goechen Is more than a good business man. He is a good Liberal—not at all of the Whig order. He is not a member of a clique. His speeches have been the speeches of a vigorous and independent thinker, quite removed ...

... owes its existence as a Parliamentary borough to the Reform Bills and was therefore bound by every tie of gratitude to the Whigs. Mr. Pilkington bad represented it for eighteen years, during the whole of which time he had zealously voted with the advanced ...