... seems to have been originally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and took onfice under the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, according to Lord Palmerston's chi- valroussense of honour, couldonly be justitiedby the f act that ...

... if the Whig clique did not want to return Sir i Shafto, and therefore left the real business of the contest undone. We can assure our con- ] temporary that there is no power in Antrim by i which Sir Shafto could have been returned, and the Whig clique ...

... another brawl, by preventing cele- brations in the North so offensive to Catholics. All the world, including the Northern Whig, and, perhaps, ?? O'Sullivan alone, know that scarcely ever weas there a time when Irisbmen were less ready to give or to take ...

... SEYAiJUll a.ND rEENANtl.RIuGT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BhLFAST NEWS LETTER. SIR-1 hrave been not a little surprised at a le'ter in the Whig of the 13th inst., signed Tenant- Farmer, and dated from Lisburn. The Tenant. Iarmer who wrote it dare not put his name ...

... honours. The vast audience in the body of the Hall then insisted peremptorily upon the expulsion of the representatives of the Whig, and, after thisinterludathebusinessof the meeting was commenced. Mr. Crommelin Irwin havingread a number of letters of apology ...

... Oh, no; their virtuous souls could not stoop to such a crime ! That powerful organ of truth and righteousness, the Nordierir Whig, would have denounced such inconsistency. It would have smitten with the lightnings of its wrath any of its disciples who had ...

... scribed their rights, stil their loealtv tea til minished. (Applause.) Oretgigllenwerenot what they had Feec ?? to be by the W/hig and other !.kaibal papers. (Applause.) Orangemen had been called Democrats-(groans for the W/'ig-4ot ?? theyrepadiated thetrmt ...

... answer to the question ' Query 2. If nat:vlty does not constitute nationality, pray what does :t: A.rc , lastly, is not the Whig on a crusade on the ore 'hand against facts, land on the other aazainst cmu. mon sense? A: . ,:suaiaY. Belfast, August 13, ...

... despise a Whig, if one could be found mean enough, who would humb!e himself to become the nominee of Conservatives and a Conser- vative Association, and allow them to defray his election expenses, accompanying their gift with a condition that the Whig would ...

... testant asceaderncy in Ireland. The Radical and Romiah journals are all warmly supporting Sir Shafto's candidature. The Yorthern Whig is p ying all its stale tricks of the unfortunate Bel. aelection to cajole and impose on you, and to delu-a6 you traitorously ...

... 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 ...

... bad arrived at that iuture age when the perils of testhinl rn-ta In r,%il to have pissed could possibly ?? that thi veteran Whig candidate for so manvy cons'ltuencies could expect to carry the Con- servat; . CouintyofAntrimbyacoup tiZemain. The in'c'ense ...