... with the stage, front 0 :whitchitwo branchles projectedl. Theseworn ceclltuectd by iniliarubbeirtubing to the jets on thle Whigs of the Istage, and he thought it probable that a. discolc- ccl Ineccion usifortunately taicing place led to thle es.cape, tU ...

... obliterated uader f, th6napathetic rule of Whiggism are being restored, and h thefre ?? clangei of ?? 6 'lTory, aind Tory and Whig. Mr. Gladstone, in the r sigsiicant speech which he delivered on Mr. Dill. t Vyn'' motion, declhted that the time would come ...

... now, Sir, that on the repetition of such silly, mlschievous,' and, I may say, insane articles as appeared in the H~ortlucita Whig on the a3d instant, a circular shall be seat to the merchants, manufacturers, bankers, ani shopkeepers of BelfaSt, calling ...

... specioa oZ literature was thlis-that it -was of gre at use to tho Tfories in thnea of elections. You kntow what happllened when a Whig andidate came forward for an&y borough1 or aly cOouliy. A rsans Ironm theso Liljeb-az papers went'downto the election mind ...

... in times of elections. You know what happened when a Whig can- didate camie forward for any borough or s county. A man from those Liberal papers went down to the elections and opposed the Whig candidate, and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That ...

... and we 'trust now there is good foundation for it, During the past twenty years there has been a succession of goverlnments, Whig and Tory, but it is an unques. tiosable fact that, however they have differed from each other on geueral British policy, they ...

... generally the sharpest monthof the year, the past week JiS brought its a taste of winter, with a heavy fall of snow: but thet Whig occ.sionally commingled with rain, there is but Iftn pro;- pect of its covering the ground sufficiently to do good. There has ...

... success that he was'induced to look to the stage as a profossion. THE ALLEGED FENIAN ARRLST1S I1 BELFAST.' (Fe-roe ?? fe'rthera Whig of hoeeidey.) Since lhursday iight last, so'far as we have been able to learn, no further arrests or- searches hare been made ...

... policy that professed to seek the true Interests of Catholle Ireland-independent of all party ties or party bia, either to Whigs or Tories, so long I aoetd heartily with it. It I am now very regret- fully obliged to bring my connexion with It to a close ...

... the same, and she always supported me; Sir Edward was an accomplished gentleman whbn he was young; Sir Edward was always a Whig. When he became old, and saw the error of his ways, he advanced a little to your side I The Court-What do you call his side ...

... be no difficulty in addressing you and calling on you as one man to join ill supporting the executive of the country. Be it Whig, or Tory, or Conserva- tive, it is the Queen's governmeut, and supports the institutions while it protects the life and pro- ...

... ing of the franchise bill they v~ill encounter strong winds not only from the left but the right cf the Speaker's chair. The Whigs wdil say, Why should Ministers borrow their policy from Maahchester I If theybe compe- 4tent todeal with one branch of the ...