... half-past nine Thursday night. cheered by large crowd the station. He* ii tbe guest of Csptsin Ferguson of Morton. The Belfast Whig of this day says :— *• In the General Assembly, yesterday, vote of thanks was unanimously passed to Lord Dnfferin for bis generous ...

... matter of Irish to which the of trifla. la Satberlftodabire, howerer, wm ft Whig itk*. pmosftUy the of the **»»noe, the conein Kneaella. end Howeide, *ad Oteye, end ell the greet Whig booeee, be ooncfliftted—ftad, efter ell, ft county it ft oeuty, ceen though ...

... Irish people who are not landlords nor clerical partisans will not submit to this system, nor ought they to submit to Northern Whig Au Old Liberal,” writing to the Liverpool Mercury, says There is a rumour generally current, m political circles that our ...

... for that—but )its language was uniformly of a natnre to 1n5p.! Catholics with a belief that he would accomplisn -hat the Whigs so persistently opposed. The Eaq of MAYCN statement in the commencement of di: Session confirmed this expectation, but it ...

... necessary for the good of the country, but under one equally mischievous, j that what is absolutely necessary is that the Whigs should be in office, and they are ready attain this indisputable blessing by any means their power. The favour of the revolutionary ...

... large amount of support rom persons who do range r the banner. Of his return there could be no doubt. It is stated that two Whigs will certainly enter the field. These it) is will be Mr Maher—who, evjevs the prestige of family connections and a name, highly ...

... break out again to-morrow. The police, several ot whom are more or less hurt are guarding the Homan Catholic chapel.— Northern Whig. ...

... Church were carried. Lord Oranmoris. in the coarse of an able speech, slated that had been all bis life liberal Protestant and Whig ; that bad doring his life tefraioed from taking partin political affairs, and had only two oc casinos previously addreastd ...

... representatives of English and Scotch prejndice and intolerance turned the scale. Opposed by the Tories and deserted by the Whigs, whose ;)attles they had so persistently fought, the Irish Liberals were unable to make head against the combination of adverse ...

... Ireland is introduced and passed through Committee in one night, but with indecent haste, as if Liberals and Conservatives, Whigs and Tories, were all eager to be done with business that was merely Irish. True, they had spent some precious time over the ...

... true method of removing it, He insisted, mere suo, that the original evils of Ireland, had their source twe centuries ago in Whig policy, and that if the Tories had had their way everything would have gone right. He cited with approbation the Irish policy ...

... general resources, the Daily Kewa will have its literary ranks recruited and strengthened to very important extent, —Korthera Whig. . DtsouißoK a FESian Puisoneb.— An order from the Lord Lieutenant was received tht £ the gaol on Thursday last to de-charge ...