... the, intelligent masses iof the. country, inbtroduced Fithin the pale of the Constitution-(appltaise). t'is'nota que'stion'of Whig' or TorYir 'I stand l .here as thorough' Conservative as ever spoke on the question-(a laugh)-bebause 1' o'penk of 'a f neasure' ...

... of, cancelling the ]ast hiond' and 'declaring the State lout of debt in'tbe yeir AID; 2270. ' WILLAir 0ARLUTON.-We'(Ncrthe5 Whig) re. gret to learn that tbis'greatf Irish writer is suf- fering' under sevcro physical'infirmity, which totally preludes ...

... adJ otber sourceid' hhoiliing bessi6u-(hear hifer) Ac [have heardia' ieffiber,he ha~ 'beent' member ' iditet ibeai, bf :. Whig CMbiMii,'d'eclare ?? th ``bvrv'ksT'9 'Olnbm th'e gr i chili imorj ,ty . ! Jauims Stret, I9oildop' , f hese areforetelbag A ...

... Derby's spaeful declaration thatber Majesty would not aeptb Mr Bright as one -of-her Tconoilors', was applauded aliki, by Whigs and Tories.-. TTe ide6 .of John Bright being offered. a place in' the6Govermi'entbn*a, oa-the, faceofl it, absurd,' aiid unwort4y ...

... should be the case the Government will fall, and then, Mr. Bright thinks, we are likely to see an entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country. These are certainly solemn warnings, and we trust Earl Russell and his ...

... and. to elsewhere who are influential will not be alo w vi. to use their influence on behalf of William he Carleton.-Northern Whig. a AWONDERFUL PUDDING FEVST-A fewdayc -re ago nearly 1(00 persons had a grand plum- lp pudding feast at Aughton, a village ...

... our countrymen De who know her best;. ' . An Dz'Tix OF MR JOsn Foemis, LAT1E GOVE! RVOR Ar oP BuLrAsv JAIL. -We (Norm7ern 'Whig) regret th( to annonnce the death' of Mr John' Forbes, who Ar was Goverrer of Belfast Jail since'tbe opening of he that institution ...

... irevaliadbly unfulfilled and advanta-e taken of the hostility of the Tories and the indifference (to use a ririld word) of the Whig, kwho have on all occasions shelved the question by onine enntrivance or another-Itear, her). I believe, alse, that the people ...

... being, however, as we preclicted whit I I r J the case, the absence, conspicuous, of the ti(wls I and chiefs of the Tory and Whig pailues-the speeches were, almost without exception, (l to the occasion, and the resolutions ?? lia s d t unanimously and with ...

... 'remarking on the long delay that had taken place through the opposition of Toryisam, and the pro. ninent indifference of the Whigs, and on the neces. sity of a measure of Iteform now to meet the just claims of the working classes. Among the other speakers ...

... leave, notice a stock objection to our having a. form at all. It is bellowed out incessantiy, d rabid Tories and recreant Whigs alike, that nhave no stake in the country. Now, IS a, lieve it is received as an axiom in political sccn n that the greatest ...

... THE FENIANSINBELFAST. ' The Northe r Whig, of Saturday, says,-Consider- able excitement prevailed in town yesterday when it bcame known that the police had commencei to eurch the houses in the neighbourhood of th, FeW A and Sbankbill Roads. In consequence ...