... Monaghan ! Thla la epeo'men of Whig gratitude ! It for thia that nnhappr roteia were led men ho afierwarda abandoned them to tiak not only th*i>- meant of living, bat their Uvea 1 They were, indeed, to defy the Toriaa to return Whig, and aa a Toriea ahoot them ...

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

... 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 ...

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

... and mnst long remain the inveterate enemy of the Catholic religion, whether that Government be administered by Tories or Whigs, Liberals or Radicals. It may act with fairness and even with libe rality towards Catholics in their capacities as citizens ...

... evideoeed the Urge narnber of tboae who. having voted for yonr 1809, re* their O in 1865 in favonr of Mr. rim. The object the Whig Radioel parly, which diaaanaion In ranka, entirely fated. The defermioation evinced by oor frieode of arery in the oily retrieve ...

... obviously, which could happen for the country would be a fusion of the great body of the Conservatives, of the Constitutional Whigs, and such of the Radicals as might think proper to join them. ' To this point matters are tending ; and the reluctance to take ...

... exceeds the supply. The consequence is that some descriptions of coals have lately advanced from 2s to 3s per ton.—Northern Whig. Thomas St. George Esq. Ballygarth Castle, was yesterday sworn in High Sheriff for the county of Meath, . before the Hon. the ...

... extension, pure and simple, of the suffrage, unites they say, most votes, and attracts fewest hostilities. The high and dry Whigs, the philosophic Liberals, the timid Liberals, and some even of the Conservative Liberals, will go thus far, it is urged, rather ...

... illegality, and upon the ground of its being guilty of .no less a crime than constructive treason. What a wonderful nest! as if the Whig Government, under Jesuit in- fluence as it has been for years, would not have been only too glad to have been able to pounce ...

... and small pistol The arms were taken possession by the constables, and Johnson was lodged in the jK.li'-eoffice.—AortAcrn Whig. Finding oi Rifle Bullets.—On Wednesday a young lad, while passing through Lancaster-street. found five rifle bullets lying ...

... Imported the year 1865 was 538,530 tons, or nearly 40, C tons more than in the previous year. These figures (says the Northern Whig) show in satisfactory and remarkable manner the rapid increase of Belfast as great commercial centre, and its progress* onward ...