... 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 WHIGS IN A FIX, [BY TELEGRAPH, ] The Press Association states that in consequence of the recent blackballing of several advanced Liberal candidates who were otherwise eligible for membership of the Reform Club, a prelimi- nary meeting of Liberal members ...

... 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 ...

... SIR THOS. M‘CLURE AND THE PEERAGE —A PILL FOR THE WHIGS. (BY TELEGKAPH.] It is announced that in the event of Sir Thos. M‘Clure being raised to the peerage, Mr. Joseph Barnes Black, Broughshane, will be brought forward for Co. Londonderry en Land League ...

... “* NORTHERN WHIG.” skill “The well-known story, serving to exhibit the the artists, the i of the , the musical and abili- ties of the y, the general excellence of the cast, the taste of the costume , the cle- verness and wit of the adapter, the general ...

... LAND MEETINGS a THE MERCERS’ TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS, Sim,—In last Thursday's issue of the Whig there was what purported to be a full report of a meeting made up of the tenantry of the Mercers’ Company, held im Kilrea, on the 7th inst ...

... 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 ...

... abouts of his habitation. The Whig manages that Sir Samvet had to leave the impression something to do with it, and we are to sup- pose that the transaction was on one side a smart trick. It seems, furthermore, that the Whig, either at the some one hinted ...

... 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 ...

... of which aM r. Dickson was representative. The Land League had i Whigs and Tories, and they ha‘ told ms sab rians that they must be represented by the Irish Nationalist, or not by Whigs. Mr. Dickson would like to go into Parliament by the Government crutch ...