... Chairman of Committees areoquite done up, and it is reported that Mr. Brand, one of the members for Cambridgeshire, and ?? Whig, will be asked to officiate as Speaker; and that MIr. Bouverie, the member for Kilmarnock, will be invited to relieve Mr. Dodson ...

... never stop to inquire how feeble are their prospects, but on they rush madly, notwith- standing that their organ, the Northern whig, unconsciously sounded a retreat a few days ago, preparing Sir Shafto for defeat by announcing1 that he may be defeated. ...

... to a matter which, however trifling in itself, I has been a good deal dwelt on in some quarters I - observe it stated in the Whig that I have never been in Ireland before. I have only to say, so far is this from being true, that Ireland is my na- tive country ...

... better hands for the future. It is not denied that his position was very awkward; for after all the printing executed by the Whig clique, and all the sage advice of grave and reverend Seigniors, and all the circulars and placards issued to the profit of ...

... CO RRESPONDENCE. TEE HEIERTFORD ESTATE TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS.LETTER. SIR-In the Vortherm Whig of this morning I am asked by two of its correspondents-one without signature, and the other signed A Farmer-0ome questions, which, with your ...

... venl- t tured to deal with the Church as has now been [ done. And when Mr. Kirk, as the representative I of the Voluntary and Whig proclivities of the | Presbyterians, whined out a doleful dirge to ethe tune of 236 or £39 a-year to their clergy, the ceremony ...

... DIsestablished Church. Such, therefore, ia the legaa title actually conceded to it by the com. bined factions of Ultramontanes, Whigs, Radicals, and the virulent political Dissenters of England * If we are wise, then, we shall accept it without any hesitation ...

... obtain your suffrages to-morrow, by a not over ?? journal-I don't like to mention l its name- A VoicE-Oh, it is the Northern Whig. Another VoicE-WVe don't take it here. Mr. STASSUS--We ate told in that journal that he is the nominee-first, of an agent, ...

... EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. P SIR-I see, by thais morning's edition of the Bel- t! fa~st Newr~s-.Letter and Northern Whig, that the Rev. u 3R. Robinson is reported to have stated, in his t speech at BaLymena on Saturday last, that he had It b eea ...

... been a - thoroughly open one, so far as regards the repre- g sentation of every paper in the province. (Loud B cries of No Whig. ?? Very well, gentlemen, I'll I say no more on that point. A VoicE-It betrayed the Orangemen. (Cheers The CaAsr3lS-_(.ntlem ...

... were, more or less, connected with the Liberation Society, and would support him to a man, and the only fear was lest the Whigs would prove nutractable. Bnt, if office were tossed into one scale and principle into another, Mr. Gladstone was pretty certain ...

... That is a simple way of putting the matter to ide test. The Liberal Registration Society have active and vigilant friends. The Whig has audacious and reckless correspondents. Let us have, then, the name of one tenant and one landlord by way of a sample. Let ...