... BRODRICK much joy. But we pity a Belfast newspaper—we pity the Whig. We also pity the readers who pay so dearly for their information as to be obliged to adopt the twaddle on BRODEICK which the Whig calls history It is sometimes very dangerous to make ...

... down by oar rulers, and they have returned a fitting protest against oppression in the person of P. J. SMYTH. We know that the Whig sycophants of the Coercion Government will denounce and rave at this result, of the banded alliance of PRIX'S ...

... by the absurd appointment of a young Whig nobleman, totally unacquainted with Irish affairs, to the important office of Chief Becretary for Ireland. We know Ilr. Gladstone cannot break altogether with the old Whig fluniliew whose influence is still c ...

... Church Collection per Thomas 6Cann. John Rogers, S. Boyd & Co., Belfast Foundry. Adam lean, .. 6 E, C., Employ.% Nori&cm Whig 09loe, Employes in Glenbank Bleach Green, 3 1 Robert IdTaw, George O'Brien & Co., Witham Sherrie, Samuel Gibson, A. C. ...

... Ors contemporary. the Whig, is jubilant over the defeat of Mr. Isaac BUTT in Monaghan, and it bikes occasion while proclaiming its joy to fling one of its cuatomary cowardly insults at the Catholic people of Ireland. Were the Whig ranged as it ought to ...

... us have it. We have bad enough of this ranee—from the ignorance of the Prime Minister, down to the don't know of the Whig. Let re have an opposition which will have the character of honesty, and which will have a rational basis ; but let us not ...

... tent of Y. on, sod ind-odlied by Lots 1,2, sod 4, against the balance of the rent. LOT No. 4. House. Warehouse. sad Premises. Whig No. 11. Downfall Square West, Hethud. prdu•inga set rent .1 of 1123 ..)ear, held together • Jib Lots No.l, 2, sod 3, under ...

... AT PORT OR IiTA MI MO Amides._ The from Hiskiniore, with sad Thom. glows —== (Lo) IM'Cormick, to load forßotWgyi below. wet Whig ready. she ailed for Larne to bed iron me. Janaen. from Landon, with merdilgsgt —} lw load& Wolff, coosigoece. ImdLA • Kenlis ...

... in his effiee, he could give him some highly useful hints on home policy which, doubtless, would he greatly appreciated in Whig diplomatic circles. We shall leave Lurgan and its peaceably-disposed and law loving loyalists for the pi await to enjoy their ...

... working classes evince a dispoeition to look after their own interests independently political trickery either on the part of Whig or The Telegraph believes that the intention imputed to M. Thies of asking the Aasembly to declare the Republic the permanent ...

... Monaghan, to I Dzsrs A DIRRTHAN IN ANZEICA.—The Tema., Tefey ,f rort d t r. tt 2 , et rry, was over Nome Rule has affo-vied the Whig one of those op. I portunities, which it never omits to seize, of I the Orand Village River Falls, N.S., and drowsed. ...

... britih sot jest. P 9 bin trey (ugh, to know that the name they 0440 p, is der. sled by every eminent British stab some, Rodieel, Whig, or Cons. native Are they bigoted &tants. d. drous of limiting the rehab., r ghts of K. man Cott diva? Thin they ought to know ...