... be altered. College Follows are a fluctuating body, and the prevalent feeling varies from time to time—now Conservative, now Whig, sometimes, alas! Infidel and Radical. Introduce dissenting element, and it would be difficult to say what might not follow ...

... votes with the yellow or the blue; assume, further, that the tradesman’s vote is influenced by this, and that he does not gain Whig customers just when he loses Tory ; and, as the last of unwarrantable assumptions, assume that this can be remedied by the ...

... tho course as tribute of respect to his relative, tho late Mr. George Moore. This is the more remarkable, as Lord Sligo is a Whig, Lord Lucan Tory, and new member-designate an avowed Repealer. Tub inquest tho body of the Rev. Elias Heulin, who was murdered ...

... opening cf tlio workin men’s exhibition at Belfast ia intended to bo very amicable affair. shall for once,” says the Belfast Whig, “have week of demonstrations in which there will be nothing about the Pope and nothing about King William. There will be banners ...

... held for the election of synodsmen. Mr. D’Arcy Irvine has armed himself and all his household. Ho will by-and-by, the Belfast Whig presumes, entrench himself in his castle ; but for the present ho calls upon his tenantry to help in his defence. Some of those ...