... REV. DR. POTTER AND TME WHIG. 3 TO HRE :ZTOR OF TTIC BELFAST NEWS*L-EtTIl.. Think not that I an come to soul pea-ce on easnh; I con3io not to send pctca but a SWtn d.. LI SiR-The above words ?? ?? to ?? miad as a suitable text for a letter upon the ...

... defraying the expenses of the Whig at the late trial; and it -was oftven suggested that the names and amosnt of subscriptions over the estate should be publshed, as a fair way of showing how the tcnauts appreciated the Whig's sO called sacri- fice on their ...

... £1O,OOuO,00 on making railways in Ireland, ci which the Whigs objected. It made Gaiwax- a packet station, but the Whigs unmade it. lie `Whigs will give Irnand any amount of coercia laws. By their violent confiscatory measures they teach the people violence ...

... Have they chimed in with the Conservative reaction, or where have they gone ? The great Liberal party- that is, the great Whig Presbyterian party-tahat wish to drag the Catholics at their tail, muster in Smithfield Ward, at a contested election, jast ...

... Eou Will be pleased to hear that the Whigs are in ra fearful state of menaly perturbation. The (Jon. sarratire reaction is going ahead with a vengeance,, .and all that is now wanted to secure a repulse of; the Whigs is to raise the standard of the Constitu- ...

... SATURDAY. an, TEERE is nothing very new to comamunuict3 to-day, As beyond the fact that indications are not wanting ?? that the Whigs, at no very remote period, will be o'c compelled to take a step which may or may not by consign them to the cold shade of the ...

... exhibited a msore remarkable jibeu- viol e trations of reaction; secondly, because the Whlg powe e6 candidate is the son of anR old Whig pensioner of and It very wily antecedents, and ins naturally regarded as 1 , a place-bunter; and, thirdly, because ab secticri ...

... they will endeavour by every Go means to defeat Whig candidates. Our con- er temporary is so disgsmsted with the Whigs that £ it would support even the candidature of Orange Johnston rather than a Whig; and £3 in arriving at this conclusion the Exnmirer ...

... camiae of thie 2i orth the message , of Southern im lan-i, congratulating them on the t i. dofeat oi Mr. Chrisatoher Cates, the Whig candi- a a date, rwh'ch -n-as in a great measure due to the I aefforts of the Belfast Home Rulle Association. The t neh men ...

... a sum ever raised (except in ,.I the satisfaction the public have .1C ?? reflection. that they : ' gs of W-hig government I : ., _L-Sings, of Whig adiministration are .,co iaa ir icreased taxation, the circam- -y fne S4.biect at home and a damaged r abrc-x- ...

... if it makes him a Minister ancd saves lbis seat. When Tory coastituencies are rico:)mmentded to elect cld Whigs let them remember that old Whigs are much like independent Liberals when it is a gues- tion of formiog a Cabinet or reconstructing one. h FRENCH ...

... sta_ of thb British Ansociation, and ig is expected that the Mayor ?? receive the honaour of knight- hood. Wewonder what the Whig will think of this announcement. Judging from the effects pro- duced upon the mind of its editor by the return of Mr. Henderson ...