... ee E NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, — FEBRUARY THE SOCIAL EVIL. by the arrest of persons implicated in the ] he. RABBITS! RABBITS: MIDNIGHT MISSION COMMITTEE JOHN J. M‘GRATH offers for Sale, and is con- request the attendance of the Ladies and Gentle- ...

... created by the oath, but is —— ——_ n other some other method not liable to such difficulties as throws these burdens on the Whig party bad to be alrea in antecedent existence. Every honest man— adistrict or a parish in the island where lislovalty, | loved ...

... IRELAND. An Irish Paper on the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act.—The Northern Whig of Saturday, writing anticipation of the suspension this act in Ireland, says- We need scarcely say that wo receive this very serious news with extreme re-ret. However ...

... THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The North™ Whig soys—“ The brief fel e . graphic report of the interview yesterday between the deputation from the General Assembly and Earl Russell shows that the Premier does not sympathise with the friend* of the mixed system ...

... debates to send a note to the Times explanatory of the cause. There is an exception to this rule. Bluebottle politicians to whom Whig distress is Liberal' opportunity, and who are most felicitously represented by the member for Montrose, resort to that dishclout ...

... appeared to have brought themnelves to the mournful conclusion that ** Johnny” was not tho man lor the place, and that the Whig-Radical Ministry was doomed to a speedy expulsion. strong had the feeling become in ...

... horrible spectre, rousing the slumbering International Commission by a fierce attack. A contemporary says it singular that Whig Ministries have been the only ones these forty years past that have required the suspension of the Constitution. The Council ...

... contemporary, as be would confess now, was led away by the cuckoo cry, which Whig Ministers and Whig underlings have so industriously spread regarding themselves, that the Whigs, though they may want genius, have always proved practical statesmen. e ...

... places, would assuredly be opposed by at least one half of the Members who represent these pocket burghs, most of which return Whigs. If, then, the Government have resolved not to propose a redistribution of seats their Bill, a good reason for their resolution ...

... necessarily emanate from tbe Whigs, 1 don’t see why he should not be the favoured minister. True, “Best aud be thankful” clings to him; but then the name of Bussell is odoriferous of reform. True, also, the feebleness of tbe Whig party compels him to court ...

... Mr. Gladstone head, l>ut was obliged t of the aleck, and to renu go through liefore and patriotic, but the s] burdens on the Whig portunity was not lost, the electric telegraph : s In the meantime the pol: had not been slack ; and of the vigour which Parli ...

... Reform Bill, of Lord Russell's second prime ? It saw not light in answer to the nation's need or call, But on a time, when old Whig chance of office had run small; As a tub to catch the whale below the gangway was let fall— A safe election card and theme ...