... afterwards third Earl of Ailesbury , took a keen part in'the polities of l . lie time on the Tory side ..- At the head of the Whig interest . 'in . the district was . his kinsman , the Ih&e of Somerset ; and both sides exerted themselves with extraordinary ...

... markets this week'ara-small and unimportant . In Belfast yesterday about four tons wero offered ; usual quality . — yorthem Whig , December 17 . ...

... returned to-Belfast . . • .-, , .: ; - • - - • . _ '; . . - . - . ; : ' .. • : IHarABT LINES THADE . ' : . • The .. Northern Whig . - ' to-day says that . while no , improvement can be reported , on the other , hand no falling off . is to . be recorded ...

... thBibill . ^ a - clause ;; ailuiittintt eighty Irish m ^ nih era luto • the-3 'capQria , l ^ -PavIiii . nierit-to ' weiph doTOm Whig ^ dt iTiiry as it » tiited : and ' pa . id' ; theni best . to'do i 3 .. ; n . . Ucpnce' X ^ 'certainly would-hot 'pntruefc ...

... Liberals should defray tlis registration expenses and run their own candidates . Put into ordinary language , this means that the Whigs saied yearly the slims wliich should bo spent on tcgistnition . No actual money , perhaps passed from the Liberals to ( he ...

... im BURIED AT THE ROADSIDE. F of a newly-born male child was tou the Side reserbunch yésterday afternoon, buried at Whig ich of a muc h-frequented rai pathway, been through the fields. The body had Tecent] ernight. Ory an ine h or two of soil covered the ...

... TJnionismsis non-political . That is A rule , which , should be enforced as strongly against ; the Socialists as against tho Whigs find Tories . ...

... NATIOSAIIST COLIECTIOS . —The , London MHeBpflnflenti cf thn Irish . fnilcncilu ' clu . ' nritos;—! observe in the account of the Whig I . S . League Convention on Saturday an incident mentioned in the headiue has been inadverttritly omitted from the body of ...

... said far froui voting against the Land Bill every Indei»endent Irish member will support it, and will, moreover, do what the Whig party wouldn't do—they will endeavour to amend it and make it a useful measure. He distrusied the Government's sincerity. ...

... meeting of the Trade Union Congie ? -, says : —We would say to the working men at larpe what Burkc said to tha from the New Whigs to tlif- Old ; find wa would iiinke the samp appeal in the C . I-H of tlin Trada Unionists . What wfre those associations tirat ...

... this method nor anv other, how* e%er, will he get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the gr.at Whig House of 1 I' in* Whig iu the rave old days when meant Radical—are cordial, and even | violent, supporters of party which now in: in fiower ...

... trade is easier , and np to the present Ameri . caa ( levers t » 'R not inada their presence felt at this side . —Kv-rthem Whig . ...