... PRESENTATION TO ME T. ',IACKNIGHT, EDITOR o0 THE NOR THERN WHIG. Ox Wednesday, May 26th, a meeting was held in T the rooms of the Ulster Liberal Association, Done- BE gall Place, for the purpose of making a presentation C of £30D, togetherwith a massive ...

... possible.-I am, your most obedient servant, JAMES MAnss. Maghera, Dec, 1869. THE WHIG AND THF PitESBYTERIAN CLERGY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS LETTER. SIa-The Whig has soon forgotten its friends. After the demise of the Banner of Ulster, many of ...

... as another contemporary C died a few dozy Whigs who want to rule the party; that the moon is made of green cheese to affright the Whig cl;que; and that her horns will cease to wax and wane when the Whig clique, which is now very ill, happens to ...

... Dublin Freemen's Commission. I am an old freeman of the city, and I remember when O'Connell described his quondam friends, the Whigs, as base, brutal, bloody, and unconstitutional. I also remember that an eminent statesman declared, that the grand cha ...

... moved or carried. I Although my sympathies are in favour of the resolution, what I have stated is correct, and I challenge the Whig for proof. The pablic can judge of the correctness of the report by the above gross misstatement. I trust the time is not far ...

... the County of Norfolk-the Hon. Frederick Walpole, and Sir Edmund Lacon, Bart. -has ended in the sigual discomfiture of the Whigs. The petition was put on by certain well-known families of terri- torial influence, who determined, if possible, to frighten ...

... characteristics ought not to go; and we all know that, according to the old proverb, Brabbling curs very often have sore ears. ?? Whig has been snarling and snapping for esome days in reference to the meeting of the Ulster Protestant Defence Association; and ...

... glazing vindows, repairing ifshutters and door, and for table broken-by Whig le rioters at Rigg Street meeting; and it cost him n £7 9s 4d for special peace officers to keep Whig n rowdies in order at the Athenaium meeting,'. and L2s Gd for Police engaged ...

... con- tinned. The plaintiff was Richard Dawson Bates, and the F defendant Francis Daizell Finlay, proprietor of the c Northern Whig; and the cause of action was an o alleged libel contained in that paper. Counsel for plaintiff-Mr. Palkiner, Q C., and Mr. ...

... Banna's) language displeased a number D of noisy Whigs, surely he was not to blame. (Hear, hear.) Had Mr. Hanna forsaken the old, beaten e path, and played the hypocrite by pandering to e their Whig proclivities, why they would laud him t as lustily ...

... ) When the I Whig advised them, the result was bad. The Whig ma advised them to revolt against the Institution they oul were pledged to support; bat that was the advice \ of an enemy, and could not be acted upon. (Ap- LI, plause.) Toe Whig was conscious ...

... candidate, to fiU the vacancy caused by the elevation of Mr. Moncrief, late Lord Advocate, to the Judicial Bench, is a loss to the Whigs, and a heavy discouragement to the whipper. in of Mr. Gladstone. Mr. Gordon was, you know, Lord-Advocate for Scotland during ...