... honours. The vast audience in the body of the Hall then insisted peremptorily upon the expulsion of the representatives of the Whig, and, after thisinterludathebusinessof the meeting was commenced. Mr. Crommelin Irwin havingread a number of letters of apology ...

... ensued from the able interference of the Whig. !It is too bad to turn from the Whig; it is ungrateful; and above all things Irishmen dislike to be charged with ingratitude. But now, what claim has the Whig after all? It i stated a few days ago that ...

... Government to a sense of the danger 0 which attends his course of policy. A Whig sp lawyer, who has, for the purpose of securing fj popular favour, gone a little farther than Whigs or lawyers are accustomed to go, was selected by the priests of Tipperary ...

... the leaseholders ; altertr wvhich se] T~he proceedings terminated. sei IGOVERNMENT AND TRE IRISH CHURCH BILL. ?? GLYNX the Whig Whip, has supplemented his .priateandcontidential. reminder last neek by theV sissue on Tuesday osorning to Air. Gladstounes ...

... levellin- I up.' The argumcnts. ?rO and c o;, were as curious t aia. cerznliting as the nbseeouent cross voting, and-. t the oi Whigs coalesced for the norce with the a IC ycl: .-r orsetion of pe-cre, led by Lo~rd Salisbury, t who cloquently claini-d for them ...

... NEWS-L'fTTER. Norteer n Whig Office, Feb. 11, 1t69. Sm -I observe this morning in your journal a lettcr which _Mr. MA'lenia addressed to me, as the Editor of the hipi, complaintng of the inaccuracy of a report of his speech as given in the Whig. Mr, i M Ienna's ...

... half-a-crown ! Oh, if you knew all the circumstances connected with the fund, you would not long restrain your benevo- lence. ' WHIG KNOWLEDGE OF SCRIPTURE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-L=TTER. SeR-At the opening of the Church Conference in Dublin, the ...

... As to Mr. Johnston's conduct, the Whig is rather speculative, and the Protestants of Ulster will be likely to demand why it lectures him, or points out a course for him to pursue. And as to the Orangemen, the Whig is certainly not very complimentary ...

... position of so great a power and influence. But, as if to show how ~e little the feelings of Protestants are regarded by the Whig-Radicals, the nomination of a Lord Chancellor was practically placed in the hands of Cardinal Cullen, and the Right Hon. Thomas ...

... Committeewil to report upon, the present system of giving ment the advertisements to the two daily papers he &( (News-Letter and Whig) to continue in the value meantime. Alderman Mullan brought forward a md mnotion with the object of prohibiting the made officiale ...

... compromise an intelli- Ts gent independence. (Hear, hear.) Their enemies4, could no longer trade on their divisions. The Northern W-hig could not make a penny of cu them-for it could no longer sell a single do paper by the attraction of such a theme-by fos- pa ...

... it in your excellent paper, and oblige sours, 0 &c, WtM J.NIES GWVYNN 25th Sept., 1S69. h ! TO TRE EDITOR OF THE NOIETHERN WHIG. SiaR- thank you for inserting my letter in your paper of this day. Juit leaving home, I have not a, had time to read it or ...