... THE WHIGCS to madness by the castigation we felt called on to inflict, the Northern Whig has attempted pity for its sad plight from those whom it i. for the purpose of intlicting a cowandly stab in the dark. Its Juxtification only makes the original offence ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG AND THE CATHOLICS OF DERRY. Northern Whig has at length admitted | that it was in error in charging the Catholic | electors of Derry City with contributing to the | defeat of Mr. Hoce. It should have done so | sooner,and might easily ...

... me Tae oF For 2 Tory candidate to have tried to represent the Whig-ton™ Burghs. A Suave-v'auvne.—“ Parasols are to be made ; of all the fashionable shades ” writes 2 fashionable journal. But surely the shade for a parasol is a ...

... attention to the persistent and unfair attacks made by the Northern Whig upon the good faith of some of the Catholic voters at the late election. The return of the Tory in said the Whig again and again, and the defeat of the Liberal, was owing to Catholic ...

... permanently reduced twenty-five per cent. ‘The Whig will see, and we shall probably all see, the “ benevolent landlord’ 3” response to this appeal. “There is ne doubt whatever,” complacently remarks the Whig, after unfairly striking at the Ulster Liberal ...

... fairly assumed that the figures are as nearly as possible cor- rect. The Whig, in the days of old was indeed a friend to Catholics in the North. But the name of has de- parted from the Whig, whose mission now would seem to be to hold Catholics up te obloquy ...

... continued white lights, providing, at the same time, for the use of distinctive by trawlers and by drift-net Tae Wa “ so-called Whig “ Care, about which says the London car- of some of the are so jubilant, is means 2 serious affair. In the first place, it ...

... the entire Liberal majority there are not more at the very utmost than 30 Whigs: all the rest are unmistakable Radicals The Times must have meant Radical where it said Whig, and Whig where it said Radical Such a use of language, however, amounts tv saying ...

... on. You'll remember “ Place of arms,” and“ Peace with “Gates of and my praises Of the mild Turks, meek as And that word the Whigs will groan o'er, “ Empire and ” which no man find in any ancient Roman. ey are handy us—do not waste it, When a Which I've ...

... THE COMPENSATION FOR DISTURBANCE _Br A preliminary conference of Whig members of the House of Lords, to consider the Compensation for Disturbance (Ireland) Bill took place yester- day, and it is proposed to hold a larger conference on the suk; when the ...

... the Upper many Whig Peers whose tical duty om any question touching the relationship be- tween landlord and tenant. The favour of the rejéction of the in Disturbance Bill was overwhelming, and embraced a conside- rable number of Whigs. But we are less ...

... TELEPHONIC EXCHANGES. Te THE cbIToR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS. >. letters signed by G. Lor- raine, which appear im today’s Whig and Nes« Letter, contain some statements which I freely admit my knowledge of the subject donot permis me to answer, but I ...