... political opinions, to much acquainted with party intrigue ; hut it is believed that if elected he will give his support to tho Whigs, who have given his father seat in the Upper House a reward for bis long services. Resolved to put end to tho dictatorial hearing ...

... PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND CO MUTATION The political Voluntaries in Presbyterian Church, being under the leadership of the X'jiihfni Whig, are reported to brewing more mischief. It is alleged, with what accuracy know not, that they actually intend to prevail on ...

... Dunsoombe, clergyman, at the Macroom Board of Guardians. We believe (says the “Irish Times”) there can but little doubt that the Whig candidate has, for time at least, the seat for the oonnty of Longford i and great constituency delivered over from father to ...

... shovelled in and never raised Iheir voice, but stuck their hands in their pockets, because they had a pood loaf and were afraid few Whig bishops. Is it auv wonder, then, that people burst out into indignation in few places (Dundalk and Limerick), and said would ...

... recover from tho injuries he received. The accident must be ascribed entirely to the rashness of tho young himself,—tforf/u’in Whig. ...

... nineteen congregations gave in any report as to the sums they intended to contribute the Sustentation Scheme 1 The Northern Whig of yesterday writes iu sore dismay on the subject of the Belfast Presbytery. It alleges that the report of tho proceedings ...

... polities ; and wilfully to suggest politics as an ele. ment in the diseussion is logieally§ dishonest Whether the plan come from Whig or Couservative hands, and it comes from both together, that will not affect a figure or an argument. When the sole question ...

... driver of the Nor thern Counties float, I would suspect that Mr. B——’s pockets were not empty when he “ hooked of Northern Whig. Tue Heattu or THE Frntan Prisoner..—The Cork Herald reports that letter just received from Captain Mackay, the imprisoned ...

... politics; and wilfully to suggest politics as an ele- i ment in the discussion is logically dishonest. Whether the plan come from Whig or Conserva- i live hands, ami it comes from both together, that will not affect a figure or au argument. When the sole question ...

... was E. Orme, R.M. In one case Jeremiah M‘Kenna, who is de- scribed as manager of the advertising depart- ment of the Northern Whig, and who claims to be Master of Lodge 1880, was summoned by John B. Killough for assaulting him in the Orange Hall on the night ...

... mast, confequently, lose everything. Such is the prospect shadowed forth by the policy of those who read The Witness, Northern Whig, and other like organs of the Voluatary clique.” Tre Attack on A House In Hieu Street. —The four mea—Harris, Joha and James ...

... arrive at tbe years of discretion,' if they lived the age Methusaleh . copy, in this issm, admirable critique from The. Northern Whig on Mr. Munros letters, and to it, as coinciding with our own views, we direct the attention of the readers of '1 Ilrporfer ...