... Yours truly. CHAS. JET PE. A GROSS PRESBYTERIAN LIBEL To the Editor of the Nonconformist. SIR,—In the Belfast Whig of this day, a letter appears from the Rev. John Rogers, of Comber, containing, towards the close, the following Does the Daily News know ...

... on the tip of everyone's tongue to ask, What next and I It. matters very little whether Grosvenor or Derby, the patrician Whig or the patrician Tory, is likely to sit on the box and hold the reins—the team in either case will be nearly the same, and ...

... table an important public which stands for the first measure to be oon=atter the reee.s, and which is deserving of the the Whig party. Well, Sir, I think that a measure which is supported by the et Bedford and b the house of Devoesbire, and that among ...

... we have done so because we believe that it indicates the opinions of a large class of inflamed' , politicians, both of old Whig and the Liberal schools. Thuse is that is the Church iheild remain in proms.; position; they Wee the Julie at Mal wmit; they ...

... Friday, cordially accepted the Bill—a declaration ot some consequence as emanating from the representative of one of the great Whig families. Some doubts which had prevailed as to the whereabouts of Mr. Gregory, who represents Galway borough, were speedily ...

... whose defection from the Mnisterial side on which he sits is therefore less - - surprising), the representative of a great Whig house was put up to answer another. It was Devonshire against Westminster. The Marquis of Hartington, now Secretary-at-War ...

... be 'nester of the sheaths. thee *ilea tat farsons ia Herefordshire Garry as They way be able to decide whether a Tory or • Whig shall be they may be moven of se • situation as that (Laughter.) Bat yen are of is their anrying points on which ads inbred ...