... TO TUI EDITOR OF TUB BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, Sie—The Whig of yesterday has letter, headed “ The Wesloyans and the Church,” and signed “A Wesleyan. ' This person, whoever he may be, has the effrontery to state that there are net ten Wesleyan rnmiaters who ...

... assembly, and I appeal them, com.oienUoos and honest men, that they will tell the truth. (Hear, hear ) Voicn—Throe greens for the Whig (The call was reap.mded to great cordiality, the large assembly hissing and groaning for several minutes ) Rev. Mr. HasNs—My ...

... can atfdrd treat the puling censor with silent contempt; but the public will find it hard to reconcile c insistency of the Whig, so blatantly loyal when Protestant gentlemen, representative m-m, honestly toll Mr. Gladstone his is a step revolution, and ...

... Bishop of Bt. I avid’s, and many other members of House. It is of some importance to see bow far the line of policy which the Whig party, with ooncurrenco of considerable number of (kmservativea, have taken in the l»rds, is in accord with tbe position of ...

... Westminster’s big hall A veritable game of old football And what {nowgnesMwas this queer football made of The very BUt these Whigs have made a trade of. And now it’« •erred bi> tnra, the ihrewd Premier— Toe uanstrel of this »ong would almost swear Bill Gladstooe ...

... to tne school Mr. Staanus—l certainly would not; for I consider that Mr. Clarke's letters, which appeared in the .V orthern Whig, have shown that is not proper person be entrusted with the instruction of youth. This closed the plaintiff’s case. Mr. Young ...

... have lived m the tiaikages.” N-rrlhern Whij wou J say regarbing them. that ne would reply— Who careth a fig For the AoriJum Whig f prepared to d;econ thit question with the man on platform; ana just gave huu co.umn for uoluom in own paper bj (Mr. Muans) ...