... under the feet of those Whigs who have been blrnding the peocple-I stand convicted, even without a plea of extenuating circumstances. Must every Catholic in Ulster, because he professes a certain formof faith, be by compulsion a Whig, and be denounced in ...

... and rack-irenters are Whigs and I have no hesitation in stating that the Catholic Whig landowners are the worst of this bad lot. 1o bar e fought the just rights of the tenants at .rc- the various -lad sessi-ons since 1870 The Whigs. er, Do we find the natnes ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. DR. COOKE AND THE NORTHERN WHIG. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST SEWS-.ETTRE. SIR-I think the eyes of the Presbyterians of Ireland will now at length be opened to the prin. ciples and policy of the Northern JBlig. Its article last Saturday ...

... perceive that no such legislation is to be expected from the Whigs, who where ready enough to disestablish the Chuillc, an operation which touched neither the hailv Whig conscience, nor the tender Whig .plocet. BPt the tenant-fnrmner knows that the stidie: ...

... miserable muddle of the Whigs was well described by several speakers; by others the inconsistent conduct of the Whigs was ably exposed; and by others again it was shown that a Wig in office is a very different thing front a Whig out of office, but anxious ...

... L - O = LON.DQN CORRESPONDENCE. | [(FOM OUR CORRESPONDENTl LoxNov, WsD.NZDAY. THa Whigs have a queer way of doing things. They have bad a gathering at East Retford so cele- brate the defeat of their own candidate at the late eiction! The company was numerou4 ...

... as to Mr. Mlulholland's Bill, we have O accused the Whig of misstating the facts, and we 3J here repeat the accusation, calling to our sup- le port Mr. Muilholland's letter published in the le Whig, and clumsily, some would say cravenly, at apologised ...

... to the notice of the House. Gunc local Whig contemporary is suffering very severely, and it is not mauch wonder, when it gazes upon the ruins of its party, towards whichI it has so greatly contributed. The Whigs at one time possessed considerable power ...

... pro on r, iThursday. -r all I can gather the Whig Lords ;- intn to 'doft heir' beat to daninge ,it there; ,bus B s~iibatbW Will, hZe' remains to4 be ?? , put ,w pupon the. Opposition in ?? House by the Whig Lords to support lord Hasting- 1 ton was, ,I ...

... the Governmenl has lost a seat at Leo- minster as well. I do not by this desire to convey - that they wish success to the Whigs. They have, however, sufficient penetration to see that crc their influence will increase ia direct proportion as an the M ...

... IDECE OF THE3 , WHIG. ?? TO nTH xDITorO T? T BXLFA.STws-LT I 3m-I wrote a letter to ?? Wig about a statement of his; London correspondent with regad to English nilitary valour' i the Crime& ,In his letter the cor odent of the Whig stated that we lost ...

... members of Parliament, including a few Conserva. tives and several Whigs. Among the Conservatives are Colonel Beresford, Captain Bedford Pim, and one or two others; while the leading Whigs in. chude Mr. Leatham, Mr. X 'Arthur, Mr. F. Beaumont, Mr. E. Jenkins ...