... everything for the advantage of the tows aad bandit the people to it. Contrasting hto ooaaaetion with the town with that the Whig lawyer, who misrepresent# gave the fund* of the late regatta—he would prejudiced man who would delay making hto mind aa to ...

... notice. But he is anti-Whig, and he is, forsooth, to be interrogated on the Whig catechism, artfully cooked so as to pass a part of the popular creed. “Will he follow Gladstone?” hope he will not ; and we hope he will tell the Whig tricksters so. This attempt ...

... management. We shall hear denunciation of Whig*, as if the Whigs re not as extinct for all party purposes as the Guelphs and Ghebellin’s; as if Gladstone were Whig, as if John Bright were a Whig, or as if Mill were a Whig; and, in tinr, as ...

... from being practically unrepresented in Parliament, Lord Cremorne, except on Ibe Church question, has constantly supported tbe Whig Radical tactics, and this was obliged to do the resoll of promises made prior to bis election in 1865. ...

... for the advantage of the town and the benefit of the people in it, Contrasting his connection with the town with that of the Whig lawyer who misrepresents us, he would be a prejudiced man who would delay making up his mind as to who he woald vote for. The ...

... by some independent con- stituency : “ The Liberal Protestants of Ireland, of “whom he was one—for he belonged to an old “ Whig school, and his father before him supported “ all the reasonable claims of the Roman Catholics— “were willing to continue to ...

... village, the procession paused for few moments, as solemn tribute of acknowledgment his generosity in its erection. —Northern Whig. ...

... Lords Dartrey, Effingham, Grey, Leitrim, and Meath), 18 viscounts, 18 bishops, and 64 lords. .In the minority there were7 Whig dukes, 4 Liberal marquises, 82 earls (the Earl of Car- narvon voting with them), 5 viscounts, and 46 lords: The bishops who ...

... colonies; for we believe that in every part of the British Empire these works have been introduced, and are argely used.—Northern Whig. ...

... BELFAST. The Northern Whig states that John Lytle, Esq,, J.P., been selected as the eond Conservslive oindidate tor Belfast—that is, as Sir Charles Laoyon's colleague. The Conservatives si Leeds intend to bring forward Mr. C. Denison, in conjunction with ...

... and stated on bia return beneath tb* shadow of bis native hills” that it oue else comet to tbe rea-ue the from tbe g'aap tbe Whigs, be himself will contest tba constitoeney the lest man ; he asserts that, notwithstanding tbe dimenaions of Mr. Moore'* pocket-book ...

... polios effim*. charged with haring e formed part of the disorderly mob which assailed and interfered wi*h Oa* polio*-—y-wdiera Whig. uaueMM* a. BcLFAST. A lid natord WiliUm Coarl** Bh«t!a was drowned oa Taeid.y, whU» halluaj off the Twin Idaads, Ballaat. ...