... I) u I) A K SATURDAY, MARCH 7. 1868. CONSERVATIVE VIGOUR—A LESSON FOR THE WHIGS. Comparisons arc odious, it is true, when men women are the subjects of them ; but, nevertheless, they are often very useful. By comparing themselves impartially with others ...

... REPRESENTATION OF BELFAST. We {Northern Whig) learn special telegram from London this (Monday) morning that Mr. S. G. Getty, who, as is well known, has been in bad health for long time back, has just resigned his scat as M.P. for Belfast. The new writ ...

... classes. The chair was occupied by Lord Templetown, and the speeches were of the usual Tiolent and inflammatory character. The Whig informs us that on the previous evening there was a monster meeting of the Orangemen of the working classes in the Ulster Hall ...

... of Mr Maguire still remains unanswered. It to all intents and purposes an indictment against successive governments. whether Whig or Conservative—for. in the criminal remissness of each in relation to the affairs of Ireland, it is difficult to draw distinction ...

... follow;” nil is going wrong, and nolsidy knows what to do or say. Now, last year, refused to share the sorrows of the* poor old Whigs, definib dished Lord Derby. We saw subject for regret for the not very great change wrought by Mr. Disraeli’s Bill—that revolution ...

... PRESBYTERIANISM V. PRELACY. The following letter has been addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig Sib,— Will you kindly permit me to put, through your paper, the following questions to the Presbyterian representatives who discoursed so eloquently ...

... instead of drunkenness, &c. shutting out merit and perpetuating mediocrity | Sub Constable Felix Connelly charged John as the Whig fashion has been. One thing is peeney with having been drunk, and also with , , . having had large knife concealed on hia pernow ...

... question were to break up existing Irish parties; Ulster Orangemen beginning to remember that William 111. was the King of the Whigs, and Munster Kibbonmcn discovering that their Catholic ancestors were the original Tories—l am, sir, your obedient servant ...

... two of the occupants acre drowned—one them in his efforts to save the other. MR. WM. JOHNSTON, OF BALLTKILBEG, The Xorthsr* Whig of yesterday says:— This f; ...

... place-hunter, either for himself or others, so different from one of our county members, whose official position under the Whig Government placed large patronage at his disposal, anil which, it is said, was not slow to avail himself of for his friends ...

... Office, have shown almost clearly what manner of man was inwardly, Cooper's miniature tells us what he was like outwardly. And, Whigs or Tories, Jacobites or Hanoverians, IVelatists or Puritans, Cavaliers or Roundheads, we may be—often as much from training ...

... aren’t the tiling they us’d to be in the time of Queen Ann. The Tories can’t get one to head them, barriu a man the people ; Whigs can’t got lader. ban-in one the people; all the lords in the Turoe Queendoras have to look Dizzy or Gladstone. An’ can’t Derry ...