... rotrrnx, Tlllieeekr), 17th January, lOC COIN EXCII•NO1, ALLO4I TrLsVAT. MR HARRY i'LIFTON, PnTTL•II VOCALIST. have the of 'Whig • FIRST•CLASS CONCEIitT, As by • Taiested Coempaay SITAR VOCALIPTS. For Pruritus* Small Ma.) open at Ralf-past ves—Content ...

... attendance at an early date. It is expected that ',lately after his return a conference of the Liberal party will he Mr Brand, the Whig whipper-in, who manifested au intention to resign his somewhat ardoon, post, is likely to continue his services during the ...

... public employment for more than four years ; taking his revenge, however. on the Tories in a eerie-sof anonymous papers The Whig Examiner. full of wit and humour. Addition appears now to he In circumstances. though hi. twits from literature o ld not have ...

... mewl. The sadden Ample-erases et the lad at the led to the strongrst aga•nt hie father. is dead. the Saturday the Northern Whig,' for Belfast polite made • descent upon gambling *stabled.. .rot in ititehie's Place. and raptured pers..molovlrtling •ite ...

... leaders. who were bringing on democracy to be fidlowed by anarchy. Mr Bright thought that if some weak•ininoled gentlemen on the Whig sidle. and timer p.ditici a n a ou the other. who haul supported M r Lowe, could have had last year a Vision of the Liresent ...

... more disposed wetid abets Mtn womb Mesa. Their opponeets hew the street point of their case, and they boldly attacked it. The Whig theory of government was bond spas a denial lma just ti o ee re or tiotal to thelirit S P= that en lad n power, that good ...

... t'andleriggs in Alice, then sod now or lately occupied' by Bernard Lee, green-grorer, residing the said Elisabeth Graham or Thom. Whig receive' from Ann Mutriole or Lee, wife of and writes with there' Mallard Lee, a piece of flannel Ortioe, measuring four or ...

... for ninny years to come. He wan quite eertiiii that for many many a year they would never have got such a measure frail the Whig party. (Bear, hear.) They look at it it was awl net to llowe alio gave it It i.e aboard fur them to refute it. simply because ...

... km hug sal, while &moo! .if all maim wad Liberal, they are buniened aitb all called Tory. Why *othoid, is which the term •• Whig had its origin. should be otpvse.l capable of sticentrihing to such as inthnenee, we knots not. We simply know it wdl MR LOWE'S ...

... United (*emotes may become what he calls a arronghold of Toryism. Suppose it *hould, o hm then f I. not • Tory as good as a Whig, sett • great deal bet•er to liar sus I•.. las caw; tit up the cant of nor I• e y r in Feltnhulgh, and arum. that •Il truth ...

... JUNE 1, 1867. have mot emansipated °oracles from Tory domination to see wager a more vulgar, and equally elfish and Whig nil. As in abladooing the counties to the Tories, • inns awl indicts* delusion never entered the of anyone out of an asylum. lleve ...

... constitution ['sniffler.) The so-railed danger is, that it will iajarleas to the iiitenets of tit. Whig party ; we, to come a little clone. that the net of the 'Whig member for Rusbargh will la: put in ,reopanly. I have outhiug to my against that gentleman ...