... Government to a sense of the danger 0 which attends his course of policy. A Whig sp lawyer, who has, for the purpose of securing fj popular favour, gone a little farther than Whigs or lawyers are accustomed to go, was selected by the priests of Tipperary ...

... LOR1IsER, One of Johnston's Committee. TO THR EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR,-I have seen with surprise and regret a letter signed I Isaac Hall, Master of Orange Lodge No. 1033, in the Whig of to-daly. Now. Sir, f want to know from Isaac Eall what the ...

... nec-ssary to bring under notice such a state of things again, I am, &C., G. H. -NMOLYNEUX. REV. HUTGH HANNA AND THE NORTHiIRN WHIG. TO TH EDITOR OF TILE BEL1.FAST NIEW.LfTTER. SIR-I am an Orangeman, and I am astonished that so many inconsistent persons. ...

... when the so called Orangemen are charging him with lecturing the Orange Association. It was not the Association, but the Whig votaries, to which he alluded in his memor- able speech; and I hope the Orange Association may be cleared of such men ai these ...

... will do their duty as p becometh men who have an interest in the pro- sperity of oar country. It is not correct, as3 the t Whig states, that there was any difficulty as to A the sale of tickets; it is not correct that the price p was considered too high; ...

... candidates, with the exception of Sir Sydney Waterlow and Mr. La- bouchere, will retire on the nomination day, leaving the 'Whig alderman and the Radical ex-M.P. to try results. At Lynn, Mr. RiceardYoung, who was defeated at the last general election for ...