... PARTY FEELINfr AT BAN BRIDGE. Whig) have been requested publish the following correspondence:— Bun bridge, June 10, 186 H. Dear Sir,—l am instructed by Edward H. Trevor, William Waugh, William Hayes, and William E. Esqrs., four of her Majesty’s Justices ...

... years ago. and after one or two interviews changed the tone of frothy spooler 1 who. rumour asserts, expects place when the Whigs return to power? Would a true Irish patriot serve the purposes of pirtv in this manner ? Would really honest politician stoop ...

... considerable number of uncertain voters upon the register may perhaps bring about a state of things that neither Conservatives nor Whigs at present fully estimate. The overseer* at Salford are not singular in their view of the matter. In other populous districts ...

... briefless barrister, who apparently seeks to be re elected for this county with the object of obtaining s place fiom the first Whig Minister who gets into power. As Hodibras says : We aro best of all led to Men’s principles by what they do.” Mr Kennedy was ...

... overcrowded. and a large number of new collages, suited for small families, would soon be occupied. learn from the Northern Whig that during past month the plans of no fewer rhan houses were passed the Improvement Com mittee of the Belfast Town Council ...

... The usual loval and Masonic toast were given amid much enthusiasm. and the proceedings were brought close at an early hour.— Whig. ...

... had now only in his favour the capital, Gonaives, and Cape Haytien. THE LATE DIVISION IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. writes to the Whig It is rumoured in town to-day thata deputation ha* gone to London from the Ulster Protestant Defence Association wait on Mr ...

... will break out again to-morrow. The police, several whom are more less hurt, are guarding the Roman Catholic'chapel.— C>r. of Whig. It was feared that dis urban would out Monday, but peace order prevailed daring the entire dap. rumour was current that assault ...