... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in Belfast, was most in- timate in the Whig Office, and never missed an ity of drawing from life. Wherever he ve found Mr. Toots, there can be no he left him in Old Corn Exchange doabe for, in issue of the Whig there appears a letter, addressed to the ...

... were of the same kind.—I am, sir, yours respectfully, As Ox-Looxer. THE NURTHERN WHIG AND LORD DUFFERIN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS, Sir,—The secret of the Whig’s timorous tics on the land question is revealed at last.— For some months past ...

... service in other cases. The views of the Whig's London Correspondent have been for a long time very much in advance of those of his principal—so much so, that it has been not at all uncemmon to find very “ mo- derate” Whig views in the leaders, and a full and ...

... efforts shonld he le to utilise waste land for the benefit the cou districts. Many Whigs are not absolutely re- fusing, further 1 this; hat the- body of the Radicals, a few Whigs well acquainted with Ireland, all the liwh Li- berals, as distinct from the Land ...

... started another poli as soon as I Teil joie ie ths first day. It fe Called party, asd it petty dis- the good we shall liedr of Whig and Tory, Conservative Liberal.” Now, sir, there is no harm in ‘these words.— Every man t to have his own opinions, but kindly ...

... this county one or two men Land two— who ft the > Bey Kyl ad gone over to the Whig Government i and who refused to support Harold Rylett, the in sheep's clothing are Whigs in Land —and we must cast them out from amongst us. (Cheers.) The platform of Land ...

... can compare with the Whig Duke in abilities? If so,we fear they are doomed to suffer long from hope deferred. The Duke of ARGYLL is only a Whig, and such he is likely to remain indefinitely. It is true that the difference between Whig and Tory is now only ...