... supplanted prin- ciples, and of the utterly demoralised condition of party politics. Formerly, recognised leaders, whether Whig or Tory, contended on high ground, and employed clean weapons. Now, the battle is waged in miry places, and the weapons are ...

... loyal popullation.t 2 It - have l'enll altellatded: i -Ici2 been deg-rtlded their powier 11as li~d ( so far as tile policies Of Whig amilote''' mcntl ?? destroy it. Nevetr!reies-. 1 resses. ?? is tiot ?? IIIaw- 5 , iI'' rentiate Ulster frlolil ?1.tIltcl. ...

... Governments. Tory in or Tory out, I Belfast people received no special favours.t The story is similar with respect to the Whigs. c Whether in office or in opposition, smiles q reached us here when there was no place else to r receive them. The citizens ...

... expect any of the wine. They might get their heads broken, and enjoy the luxury of imprisonment, for labouring to turn oat tha Whigs and turn in the Tories; but when the change occurred, not a crumb of patronage fell to them. They were not even recognised ...

... ment, then I confess J. see great difficulty. and I don't thinkthat it is likely to be consented to by any Government, either Whig or Tory. because it ;.ould not be consistent, with the maintenance of the in- te!grity of the empire. a nid duity to the Crown ...

... most successful delineator of M1r. Gladstoue's character was the late Lord Macaulay, gifted as a writer, and prominent as a Whig. Just now, an elegant popular edition of his Lordship's works is offered to the public by Mlessrs. Lon- Imans, Green, & Co ...

... at the proper time, tle advocated their re-election. Days before the Belfast Neas-Letter entered into the disensioin, our Whig contemporary recommended M1r James M'Connell's candidature. Referring tt him, our contemporary said, lie dtscrve ''credit ...

... prin- cipally of ladies, by Mr. 1Wm. K. Brown-the Rev, Dr. M aill presiding. Amongst these present were-Revs, Dr. Crawford, Dr. Whig-ham, H. M. Williamson, John M'Ilveeni, John Waddell, 3. B. W\Vylie, J. 0. Ferris, WV. R. L. Kinaban, J. M'Mahlon, Henry M ontgomery ...

... from heing thru.t out of the British 1Empire. Auld tihis condlition of ?? has beet! produeed by s:ceressive Governments, Whig and Tory, acting contrary to the advice of loyal Irishmen. Ire- lalud was made tbe lbattle-grounid of Engli.l partie3. Here ...

... that the following be a committee to meet and confer with the Dublin Preshytery on the matter :-The Moderator, Dr. Orr. lDr. Whig- ham, Dr. Johnston, Revs. 11. M. Williamson. Win, Parkl George Shaw, and George MIFarhand, con- vener. CHURCH EXTENSION. The ...

... the sons of Thomnas Gladstone of Leith eveta- t- ally settled in Liverpool. Ju politics John i Cldadlstone was originally a Whig, but towards I the close of his life he became a Liberal-Con- 4 Servative, and was a warm friend of George I Canning. John ...

... of a character that it alarmed its own leaders, as and to some extent precipitated and qn-gr Ilarged that combination of Whigs and de Tories for which the Home Rule policy has bu been popularly regarded as solely respon- e, sible. Nevertheless ...