... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... principle, had conidence in it, rested his whole body upon it, and did not resort to the de die ii rtem policy of the traditional Whigs. Be was wrong; he wasup, tos certain point, mischievous; however, he was sincere. Naturally, the world was satirical when he ...

... charters and Statutes under which municipal freedom is secured. THE IRISH CHURCR BILL. Losvox^, SUNDAY yNiGcnT.-Mr. Glyn, the Whig ! whip, has inaugurated a new era at the Treasury. For the first time since Ministerial whipping be- came what Mr. Gladstone ...

... than to Edinburgh or Glasgow. We do not want a Viceroy. He is not a true representative of the Sovereign-for he is either a Whig or a Tory-and the Sovereign is neither; at least professedly. A Viceroy is Iseldom popular with the whole population,. l What ...

... time when debates upon the state of Ireland were ordinary incidents of every Ses- sion of Parliament. From the time of the Whig Coercion Bill, in 1833, to thefamine yearscarcely a month passed that some member did not call attention to the condition of ...

... public that an this American question, like many others which ] are or have been troublesome, is a legacy from ha] the Whigs. The Whigs were in office during Gh the entire period of the American war; and Ga Lord Russell is eminently responsible for this ...

... to the scheme of th Government. To so great an extent has this pa? - ticular description of suasion been exerted that ti e Whigs openly boast, not only of neutralising many peers who might otherwise have given their proxies to Lord Derby, but that they ...

... SIR-I will thank you to publish the following letter, a copy of which I sent to the Northern Wh/ig, but it did not appear:- TO THE EDITOR OF TRE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR-The minister and services of Dandela Church having been caricatured, not only in an un- ...

... believ-e,: f do his utmost to obtain it for his private secrctary, WrT. HR. Luarks-a gent1cman vwell up in Irish Si es ireo a a Whig poins of ;iw, and v-ho wll be scry bal py to a -cpt £2,(OU a-year enld a pik a a_. residence within the curtila-ce of the Caste1 ...