... be would appropriate it to a fand for building a town hall as an ine ducement for succeeding mayors to do the same.—Jorthern Whig. following appeared in eur Seoond Bditien of last evening : [BY MAGNETIC LONDON CORN MARKET Day. «Short supplies of English ...

... Betrast, Mornine.—The Northern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by a Liberal candidate, in the person of Lord Jobn Hay, R.N., C.B., son of the Marquis of Tweedale, and ex-M.P, for Wick. The Whig gives a report of a meeting of ...

... yesterday morning, which contained four top coats and two hats filled with sand ; also, a piece of newspaper headed— Northern Whig, Belfast, 1st inst., no person was found in the vicinity. ...

... whilst the Whigs are criminals in act ; | and surely the actual wrong-doer deserves punishment at your bands rather than the would-be. But I do not believe that the foreign policy of the Conservatives would be as bad as that of the Whigs. They recognize ...

... wishy-washy, colourless addresses found in the papers now, and which might with equal propriety be signed by either Tory or Whig, and were consistent with almost every vote. He could have put forth a list of political principles with which he entirely ...

... choice of those likely to keep their word. The difference between a Whig anda Tory is very clear,—the Tory will rob you of a pound and give you a shilling back, in a pa- tronising way ; the Whig will rob you equally and won’t give you even a shilling back, ...

... becomes hotter. Pamphlets and letters thicken. A Whig judge it is said bas doffed the ermine, and re-en- tered the ring todo battle for the Whigs, and increased patronage, When Whig judges fight, Whig lawyers can’t be quiet. A far seeing member of this ...

... and, lieve me, will not risk his seat on the Church question. Any Tory ig preferable to a Whig. Not aman, woman, or child would have died of famine if they Whigs came to their assistance, truly, What Catholic can forget the Durbam Letter ?—Your’g A SUBSCRIBER ...

... Mr. Barry he says, “I have no doubt he will be a supporter of the Whig Government should ke become the Whig member for this county.” Now it might appear very harmless to cail a man a Whig —but Mr. Harding did not intend it should be so—nota bit more so ...

... Sheriff; John Ilea, E ...

... addressing his constituents at New Ross in 1853, said— It was because we were not Whigs that the Tories offered concessions, and becanse we were not Tories the Whigs were ready to bid against them. Now, let me ask if a Tory is returned for the Borough ...

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