... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... has made a grave mistake in selecting for so high a post as that of Foreign Secretary the very eati- mable, but very feeble, Whig nobleman who now holds it, is generally admitted. Lord Clarendon has doubtless an intimate knowledge of the secret channels ...

... FOR MOY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sis-My attention has been called this day to an article in the Northern Whig of the 16th instant, headed Rejoicings at Moy, by which I presume the writer intended rejoicings in Moy, on the even- ing ...

... may be found in Hatsell's Precedents, was stoutly maintained argainst the flunkeys of George the Third's Court, by the Whigs, who went up with Mr. Whitbrcad's address against Lord Melville, in 1805. They went into the royal presence in boots, and trousers ...

... travellers. DISTANCE lends enchantment to the view. The ('ov Exarccner, always eulogised, and often I quoted, by the Northert, Whig as an authority on the reading of the political barometer in Bel- fast, is accustomed to look complacently on the blending ...

... it is worth 'while to note the latest declaration on the question of the Ballot. Until within the last few months the old Whig party have shown a rooted hostility to S the Ballot. The late elections, however, convinced nmany of them that landlord in ...

... part in local politics, and his son was no less keen a general politician. He belonged to the now almost extinct race of old Whigs, believed devoutly in Lord Russell, and dreaded, not to say hated, Mr. Gladstone. He was known to a large number of M.P.'s ...

... thought that as ad- vanced Liberals, they would have to be on their guard against the aristocracy and the moderate or old Whigs, who he was afraid would prove a clog to them. He was exceedingly anxious that the improved representation obtained for the ...

... side of the House of Commons, who think that they give facilities to the return of the Conservatives and the exclusion of Whigs. The bill which Air Stapleton will shortly introduce has been designed with the view, if possible, of altering this state of ...

... hangs over the field of battle on the eve of a great and mighty conflict. We have arrayed on one side a heterogeneous mass, of Whigs, Rauicals, repentant Aduilamites aud would-be Republicans; on the other a noble army of Constitutionalists, determined at all ...