... remarks in the editorial portion of rar Tynove Coumize I conclude you misunder. stand the political faith of the Protestant Whig« in Dungannon. Being one of that political party I can speak with authority. We will have nothing to do with Home Ra'e, nor ...

... meantime it connived at it, and made money out of it.” This is the way our Whig presbyterlan frieuds treat us when they meet in their Assembly. I cannot conscientiously support Whig or Tory, but as I have said before, 1 prefer giving my vote to Colonel Knox ...

... opposition to the gficmormdtha&mday Review have revived. « promoter” this time is said to be 8 Scotchman, an Edinburgh merchant of Whig-Democratic rather than Radical principles, who has already taken a quiet but effective part in local politics, and who has ...

... sitastion. The wembers of the Home Hule party bave uu?lcdn motion pledging themselves to hold aloof from sll party combinations of Whig and Tory slike. They way be assured that all parly combinations will bold equally aloof from them, ‘when they eo much as appear ...

... TOO BAD. A Presbyterian Minister writing in the “Northern Whig of Tuesday last, having for his subject the recent Dungannon clection, rates right soundly the Tories of the borough and the Orangemen for their want of liberality. We could expect nothing ...

... n to the ** Central Liberal Ollice,” where it appears from his letter a list is kept of *“situations vacant” for aspirant Whigs. His “hopes were excited;” he proposed to “interrupt the Tory monopoly” of the constituency—he attended a * very quict meeting ...

... that he could by an easy process tell for whom each elector recorded his vote. He was attacked immediately by the Northern Whig and other newspapers, and in letters published over the names of prominent liberals who ‘accused Mr. Finnig of everything vile ...

... difference -between doing a thing and asserting that it can be done. I have already offered in the colamns of the Northern Whig to prove to the satisfaction of the editor of that Ligenl journal that this assertion is correct. I never did etate that I ...

... Dilke and Mr Chamberlain, who are lend:g men apong the extreme Radical section, refused to give wiy and the jeaders of the Whig rn’ were equadly ovdursse. Fiug hiteh jp the ormation of i Cabinet caused consideratic siar aud excitement fu phe Reform Clab ...

... of en ir !yromtmindthnuf::nw country. Upon the Conservatives of Ircland, since the utter l collapse and extinction of the Whig Liberals, this | responsibility must mainly rest. ...

... break off the Moderator's address so abruptly as it did on Saturday last in order to omit this utterance. It did no suit our Whig contemporary to have the Moderator of the General Assembly, however un wittingly, showing that Rev. Dr. Kinnear, the Liberal ...

... which alls Itself tte Literal party, and ia for tte moment triumphant, is ernapoard of three disuordant element*—hereditary Whigs. Ite Rad kale, and tte UnaM Rulers. great priaelpka legislation they have little rammee. bet they aretetd togstter angle bond ...