... estimated that the' buildings destroyed comprise an area of scarcely less than an acre and a half. ;The 'Queen, ?? the Nor'tlhers Whig, ?? very liberal and large purchaies of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena. Tisr CASE or' SUiICDSix ...

... tQ iwhich, ?? devotedlife andhonour,'I hereby authorise and call on him to do so. JA; o SCE#PHEjRs, C.E.I.R. The N9ortheernI Whig says :-For some 'days .past, the most absurd rumours have been afloat bas to the progress of Fenianism in Belfast and ,the ...

... courtesy, or in the exercise of special grace or mercy, is it possible to call it a Reform measure. Twelve years ago, when the Whig mountain was in labour, and when no very. great expectations were entertained astoafavour- able issue, a much butter mouse ...

... A3fdahi4eridg, lances'-oh -our-foreign Po icylo ...

... to blame, and * brib~ 'lr 110no- 'argument against an |.of th O 'Ns - Mfencreiff defined iapohe, ° of a Ltiberal of the old Whig school-one ea t some uamo~rtap~e .tothe traditions of the Cso' H l~ sasbi~ ijt ,Frankeie Anoerica, er Preasla -we could remodel ...

... ardour of Whig solicitation for a reduced figur6 'oi fian. caise. He showed on that'pointa eqneezalble and yielding mind; and all his reward vwas the spetet injuriaformer. He seemed very nearhis revenge' now ; and if he could have seduced Whig virtue to ...

... them, that thei whole thing was a crafty scheme concocted by I the ex-whipper-in to delude them by a feint of E mutiny in the Whig ranks, with the foregone I purpose of making it all right with the Treasury bench at last. But this, of course, is stoutly ...

... 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 ...

... years ago, and Madame Grisi ouight to'haie'fol. lowed his example. i 'TEiE ExTsIsjoX OF THE FRANCHSE iN BELFAST. -The Northern Whig ?? Chief Secre. tary having stated in Pkrliament that it is jn. tended to assimilate the municipal and Parliamen. tary boundaries ...

... , in' the article on! ~'lhe!Change' of' ?? of; Mr Gladstone's favourite,.measuie,,f Rifor,, and the -dowv~nfall of, .the Whig~ Admnistr~itbon?, the pol~itital winter o~f the ..Qaarterly doeye so~with s ome. misgivings. ( He is not iery'eureathat the ...

... oblique and indirect tactics on I this trying Reform juestion by the sudden acces- sioo of that considerable transfugal force of Whig a auxiliaries, whom unfortunately oblique and in. t direct tactics happened to suit. The evils, of d divided command and volunteer ...

... officeless and the. hopeless; and though Mr Horeman had lost his tail, his other friends who have not irrevocably broken with the Whigs might demur to sa8rific.- ing their own tails for the sake of keeping hbn in countenance. Herbert Poole, who was convicted ...