... green cord. The men took it to the Nelson-street Police Barracks, and it now remains in the custody of the police.—Northern Whig. The Belfast Town Council are to pay £12,000 for the piece of ground intended for a public cemetery, and a head rent of £30 ...

... repented expression of Literal opinions upon Irish questions the Whigs of other times, and the expression of similar opinions by Mr. (ioschen, or others of his school, more recently. The Whig declarations were made in the heat and rage of party conflict ...

... tutelage of Mr. Brieut, and which not indistinctly intimates that the country may not after all be condemned to the alternative of Whig-Radicalism or Conser- vative- Ultramontanism. In the columns of that journal of yesterday we find an article on the Reform ...

... at almost first cost, while the latter must pay three or more profits for everything he requires, nor has such a friend in whig-radical influences, which have latterly tended to increase in every way possible local taxation. Let (exclaim the leaders, ...

... across the chasm between Palmerstonism and Brightism, and immediately a gulf opens and yawns menac- He ingly before him in the Whig party proper. turns about and tries to fill up this rent also, and other pitfalls are encountered. How the various influences ...

... 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 ...

... yesterday an extensive search for arms was made in the neighbourhood of Pound Loaning, but nothing the kind was found.— Mcrthrm Whig. TROU«3BS CUT AND FINISHED IN SUPERIOR STYLE. FROM THE SCOTCH ANGOLA, IflS,, THOROUGH I.V SHRUNK. K EN AND OWENS Merchant Tailors ...

... eulogy on the victor. This was highly honourable to the manly feeling of the future king; for at the time he was allied to the Whig party, who, from a bitter hostility to the government, laboured to decry the Peninsular cam- paign by deteriorating from talents ...

... disturbing agitation, with the traditions and designs of their Church. The fact is, the Priesthood when pensioned “by the Whigs,” as the peasantry would put it, far from having any sort of influence over the people in politics, would be the objects of ...

... inducement to offer to the other sections of “the great Liberal party’-—that all sufficient inducement to Whig—that it afford, tbe beat chance of keeping the Whig* in office. Mr. Bright, with bis many faults, has. at least this virtue, that be is thoroughly honest ...

... made palatable by a man who declared that the enua probandi lay solely with the advocates of exclusion, and a group of old Whigs who, if exclusion be not their principle, have no raison d'etre. There, too, is the Jamaica question, to be argued by a Minister ...

... Tories in times of elections. Yon know what happened when a Whig candidate came forward for any borough or any county. A man from these Liberal papers went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate and fought bard for the Tory candidate. That was ...