... that Sir Shafto was defeated 1 by his ?? friends; that Whig cliquery was the cause of Captain Seymour's large msajrity; and that seine of the conducting agents, as well as the oracle of the Whig esque, had not the slightest interest in Sir Shatut's return; ...

... seems to have been originally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and took onfice under the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, according to Lord Palmerston's chi- valroussense of honour, couldonly be justitiedby the f act that ...

... swotit of f the Whig. (Hear and laughter.) Put that prit i sumptuous and inflated personage, as deficient in good manners as in literary culture, had not in any way acknowledged his (Mr. Haena's) benevolent intentians. (ireat laughter.) The Whig, with the whole ...

... constitute his capital, and Ca the means of providing for his daily wants and IB those of his family. Mr. Milner Gibson, a hack Whig, w ith a compassionate allowance of £2,000 stvear cut of taxes extracted from the pockets of his felior.couotrymen, will ...

... NEuS-LEITER. Sit-I will be obliged by your insertion of the enclosed letter, which I have felt bound to address to the yorthe/rc J Whig, not so much in vindication of myself, as in vindication of the profession to which 1 have the honour to belong.-Yours, A. ...

... if the Whig clique did not want to return Sir i Shafto, and therefore left the real business of the contest undone. We can assure our con- ] temporary that there is no power in Antrim by i which Sir Shafto could have been returned, and the Whig clique ...

... successive displays in the South. Every one of these cases ?? under the Whig regime; and the Protestants of the North must not permit a false issue to be placed be- fore them: It was the Whigs who invariably permitted breaches of the Act in Dublin, and invariably ...

... obliged by your giving it space in your next ?? truly, EDWARD GAMBLE. Enniskillen, Feb. 23, 1869. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERY WHIG. TSIR-3Iy attention having been directed to an article in your paper of the 13th inst., in connection with a bauquet given ...

... another brawl, by preventing cele- brations in the North so offensive to Catholics. All the world, including the Northern Whig, and, perhaps, ?? O'Sullivan alone, know that scarcely ever weas there a time when Irisbmen were less ready to give or to take ...

... For this service he was brought on the Tresanry Bench, to which he manages to stick, with the characteristic tenacity of the Whigs to place, whenever his political friends are in power. He knows nothing about the state of the land question, and nothing about ...

... the next I Assizes. I The announcement that a gentleman named O'Dowd, formerly areporter of the Gloubennoes. paper, when of Whig principles, had been appointed to the sinecure ?? of ?? - General, at a salary of a thousand or twelve hundred pounds per annum ...

... SEYAiJUll a.ND rEENANtl.RIuGT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BhLFAST NEWS LETTER. SIR-1 hrave been not a little surprised at a le'ter in the Whig of the 13th inst., signed Tenant- Farmer, and dated from Lisburn. The Tenant. Iarmer who wrote it dare not put his name ...