... arms of the Whigs- Mr. Burr-I eannou allow myself to be carica. tared. (Hear, hewr.) 1 never said such a thing. I said that, if we passed a resolution to oppose the Tory Government that would be only throwing ourselves into the hands of the Whigs. (Applause ...

... CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW STREET. TO THE ESITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS. LETTER. SIR-I saw in Saturday's Whig a letter from An American in Belfast, in which he says The view of York Street from the first street below the Northern Counties station is very ...

... Hugessen filled the office of Under-Secretary for the Colonies, with a salary of £2,000year. In common with other place-hunt- ing Whigs, he was terribly disgusted at the Con- servative majority which drove his patron from office; but like a sensible man he cast ...

... tour on the Continent. Sir Thomas and Lady MI'Clure will not arrive in Belfast before Decem- ber.-A bridged from the Northern Whig. ...