... and we have no doubt in the world that the success of Mr. Clobain was due entirely to the Nationalist support given him. The Whigs have acted foully. They voted after undertaking not to vote, and by voluntarily effacing them- selves as a political force ...

... towards Ireland since the question of pro. g tection for Irish indusftries was ra^ised. fo The secessiolis from the old historic Whig pa rty J. continue. To hint, however, at such a thinlg as J dissensions existiiig in the great united Liberal A party is to ...

... fairness x:dhr, He gave notice at the proper moment tletlon to move an amendment to the Ad. oreply to the Queen's apcoob; but tho Whigs to selWiM tnd exaottng to allow him preoe. Tne result wasthat when Colonel Drumr- IMor7y had moved, aud Mr. Corry hrd rodteeridrees ...

... noth- ing whatever to do with the scheme, as it is in- tended to contest every seat in Ulster unow vccu pied by Whigs or Home Rulers. The Whigs are, naturally, crestfallen, anld despair of their future in Ireland. Nevertheless, they are willing to avoid ...

... under no obligation to Mr. Gladstone and the on Whigs for the Land Bill. The Whig Lords by were its bitterest enemies; and we are not Es Di surprised at the handwriting on the wall he against the Whigs. They have always been Pi the foes of Ireland; their ...

... which side they are. 226 votes were rocorded; thm Whig' says says- 218, which is, slightly inaceurate. I also. know one 'Roman Catholic, voted. It is a. pity a long-eatablished journal like, the Whig, difiould, either through ignorance or disaappoint ...

... Ireland was at the root of the whole affair. He believed the hypocrisy of the Whig Government, with Glad- stone at its head, had created the agitation. He was the sworn enemy of the Whig Cabinet, which was composed of the greatest pack of hypo- crites that ever ...

... a bottle which Mr. Lancelot Shaw. one of the trustees, stated con- tained copies Of the Belfast News-.Letter, the Northern Whig, the Irish Times, the Methodist Re- corder, Irish Evangelist,Minutes of Conference, and the Knock Christian Advocate, as well ...

... three camps- :z tbe Whie, who have oddly enough called tbuenselves Liberals, the old Radicals, and the 1rnw Tiladicls. The Whigs are, of course, selfish, freedv. anl immenitent as usual. They main- tn an attitude of reserve which the young pxdierl9 eall ...

... might have included hlls name amongst those of the most eminent public men of his time. When, however, he consented to join the Whig party he literally effaced himself, and now it, may be said that he is in the position of a man rbho has lived too long. Had ...

... AND REV. CHARIE3 I I BEAVER. TO TRlE.BDltfOR OF TI1r BEILFAST NEWS-LZETER. Sns-Referring to the charge made by the Northern Whig of misquotation of Mr. Gladstone's second Midlothian speech saude by me at Lam- beg yesterday, perhaps you will permit me to ...

... the voting was straight for Tory or Whig. There are about 1,000 Nationalists in the Division, and they stood aloof, leaving Tories and Whigs to fight their own battles. The Tories number more than 5,000, and the Whigs are under 8.000. Mr. Brown, therefore ...