... nothing of Mr. Bright's, are jnat and moderate by comparison with this precious nostrum of a quondam Prime Minister and great Whig peer. Does ho really think that we can have one law for Ireland and another for England, or that a scheme of general confiscation ...

... of that nobleman imposes on the Government the duty of looking out for a successor. Necessarily, the choice is very limited. Whig Lords are not remarkably plentiful in the Scottish peerage, and the number who may bo willing to act as principal figure in ...

... passed unanimously. (T» be continued.) THE ART UNION OF BELFAST. Great exertions have for several years (says the Northern Whig) been made to have an annual Winter Exhibition of Works of Ait in connexion with this Union. It is not a thing that can be ...

... EMPARTERIT. a Lit •9011 OWANT.-The Winer' an amend be a =re. ****l mmear W. wk.: WWI. =10d4,54***1.1.4.4/ breambee Wen Whig% agar man Pee, WWI IMI 1106164. 00.. 00 Ns Isla tat .If to It lion Poltso siotosi Mtn .• re emed lerm. • ' 17, Wan reeel ...

... tea& to and much to condemn, and we suspect tile Mr. will, before months are over, be the recipient of • fourth from the o/d Whig leader confessing, that his piss is not feausble sad urge., with the as Woe, somethieg quiti different fees whet he !ow dissotab-4 ...

... with your curt; now what other oecupatiuo hare yes f—(llsettatics). Yes, I a coaaretion with the minim (suppressed laughter). Whig mimics ?—The Inch Church mission Yes are one of the agents of that curious corpo. ratice—l an (suppressed laughter). . . Yoe ...

... promoting might believe that the Whig party must be kept in office until it was settled; and finally, when it suited Whig tactics to press it, all would concur from mere weariness of the subject. In this state of affairs, the Whig dissentients are naturally ...

... at the recent J. Hargrave’s travelling expends to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villany of that party, &c. &c., 11s.” Health of the Queen.—We are glad ...

... do a« much barm a« g mml, Tl.e name entideration* apply to the letter from the gist of which i«, that the purveying for the Whig Banquet and the Constables' Dinner regulated by very iLtfereut ooQKidsratioos from those attributed by a corresponded last ...

... the lowed, be accepted for alt formal advertisements, and that a I other wriertiermeida be inserted in the New Lauf, Seeder.. Whig, demo MAW, MorsiNg Nam Cheer Ssuaiser, and Northers Rear, olden specially ordered to the sestrery the committee Meriting such ...

... TO-DAY. QONTINUED TO-DAY. D TO-DAY TO-DAY. •QONTINUED TO-DAY EARL RUSSELL'S PILOT BALLOON. THE celebrated letter writer of the Whigs has been trying his hand once more. It may be said, with truth, that few men have served the Liberal party of the last generation ...

... riea _, ' _as-they ' _cannot gtt a _concapoaaingr • advance in yams and doth _. _Tows are cniietibut « _teadfc _.-—Ifwihcm Whig . , _• _• ...