... is said it will cheapen the supply of coals to London from South Wake by at 2.1. per too. WHIG AND rt RT. (no* rim Those who think there is op Le profession of Whig sad may further Imagine that ths swan is buts °°n suing election is but I place sod supremacy ...

... TUESDAY Monnian.—The NortAern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by a liberal candidate, in the person of Lord John Hay, R.N., C. 8., son of the Marquis of Swedele, and Ex-M.P. for Wick. The Whig gives a report of a meeting of ...

... offices let the House rather be draped in black and let honourable memlers put on mourning. What does it matter whether ho is Whig or Tory f The country suffers, public morality suffers, private morality suffers, the nation is disgrined. Do Messrs. Hennessy ...

... Derby on the one hand, and Mr. Gladstone on the other. For, cordially as they dislike, and entirely as they distrust him, the Whigs can scarcely hope to keep Mr. Glad- I stone down many weeks after a Liberal majority shall array itself at his back in the ...

... Sheriff; John Rea, Eaq. ; Dr. Homey, J.P. ; Dr. Cuming, Dr. M'Cormac, and A. J. WHanna, Ulster Observer; F. D. Finlay, Northers Whig, &c. Lord John Hay addressed the meeting, stating his principles, which are already known. On the motion of J. Calder, Esq ...

... altogether I gave more than two or three—it is not because, for certain publics objects, I gave those votes hostile to the Whig goyernment. that therefore I am to be said not to be a Liberal (bear, hear). Why, there is ilot a fibre of my body, not a pulse ...

... introduced, it is not as a supporter of any particular party that I would vote for it. I would, not be dragged by the ' tad of • Whig administration, but would vote independently and in accordance with my own judgment of what was right (bear. hear). After some ...

... flowering plants have been recently imported from Japan. but all our florists agree that the Ilium is the finest of alL—Daly Whig. KING IX TROUBLE.—George Hudson, Esq., the ex-Railway King, and at present the Conservative candidate for the borough of Whitby ...

... abed • your intereets will be irefully watriaik carer and attended to. iin4hig already bid Os pleasure of calling upon the Whig mei influential Electors of all eMnsa, god I this opportunity of thank. cordial and encouraging man, ,slohiskillihry have promised ...

... Ireland would be an Irish party in the House of Commons. By an Irish party, I mean a party which would stand aloof from both Whigs and Tories, and would hold no political intercourse with any English faction except such as should exist between belligerents—a ...

... ion for a Galway contract to Lever. I don't know what Mr. M'Kenna will do. Doctor Johnson toys that the devil was the find whig (laughter), and 1 think the first who promised great things for a borough was Sadlier (langhter). We have got enough of this ...

... this question there is some uncertainty in the public mind, and the in. teresta of the country would materially suffer if the Whig programme was carried out (groans). It would certainly injure the country, and if the disendowment was allowed, the money would ...