... those who, having voted for your candidates in 1859, recorded their votes in 1865 in favour of Mr. Pim. “The object of the Whig-Radical party, which was to sow dissensions in our ranks, has entirely failed, the deter- mination evinced by our friends of ...

... industrious. The wildest and most inconceivable reports are afloat, for which there is not the slightest foundation. —Northern Whig, ...

... not to have been content with contributing the colmnnsof the Irith People, hut he wrote a letter to the editor of the Mnrlhfm Whig, dated the 29th August, in reference the course pursued the Ulster paper* towards the Fenian movement. A letter written Kecfie ...

... which in a very the Northern Whig, and which was ‘addressed to letter, it would be Finlay, tho proprietor. was in the ‘a handwriting. It was dated the 20th of at, 1865. An article ap- Fonianism, and this peared in the Whig letter waa written in reply to ...

... respectable paper, the Northern Whig, which was addresse: to Mr. Fimlay, the proprietor. This letter, it would b It was date: proved, was in the prisoner’s handwriting. the 29th of August, 1865. An article had appeared in th Whig condemning Fenianism, and this ...

... neighbourhood of Belfast. 1t has even been rumoured that he has been traced by the detec- tives as far north as Newry.—Northern Whig. ...

... reign of George 111., and until the death George IV., the Liberals were in a small minority in cur House of Commons, but the Whigs did net on that account stupidly withdraw from the house and the hustings and leave their opponents undisturbed masters of ...

... furious storm as that cf Saturday night. It to be feared that the accounts from sea will be of a very dismal character.— Northern Whig. ...

... in a ver ble paper, the Northern Whig, which was addresse to Mr. Finlay, the proprietor. This letter, it would t wed, was in the prisoner's handwriting. It was date 29th of August, 1865. An article had appeared in th Whig condemaing Fenianism, and this ...

... prophesying Brahmins in the Great Whig House somewhere, and I dare say they are foretelling all sorts evils that may come from the passing of this bill, (laughter •. 1 have heard a member, and a member since tbeu, of Whig Cabinet declare that he believed ...

... Catholios—the judzes on the bench are appro lies, but you wust stand aside. Earl Der vied” you, in words; but the virtuously Whigs—indignant at such an put up indignant enough to proffer themselves for 1 to defend you—they muzzle you, in deed. It was not ...

... arrested in Ball: en, and for the prisoner. vate, but we understand that the case | mber of remanded for some time.— North:rn Whig — — — — — ing 6th aT ing, hb was brilliantly illaminat residents, io honeat of the coming of age nal toa of Hi A lace-maker ...