... THE NORTHERN WHIG (BELFAST). The Irish Catholic bishops and clergy can scarcely express confidence in Mr Parnell. They at least cannot in their chapels teach one doctrine and show another spirit in their political relations with the Nationalist leader ...

... THE WHINE OP THE IRISH WHIGS. '* sutt-gmen aud oanimous peers ! Of your great bounty us pittance give; > Irish patriots who, with groans and tears, Are striving somehow by our wits to lire. • '. c picked the pockets of countrymen I oul they're empty ...

... and Parnell it e-* well Whigs got cards invitation. But strange to say these cards contained mention of the place of meeting, and as it afterwards transpired this intelligence was only privately conveyed to few favoured Whigs who duly met. according to ...

... The Cork correspondent of the Dublin Evening Herald writesl wonder what the Parnellites of Cork have been doing that the Whigs should think it possible that we would amalgamate witn them they were not such audacious lot of people would be reasonable ...

... other method will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great whig House of Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the parly now installed in power ...

... the Cabinet are in accordance with their chief. We hear it is the Whig element with Mr Goschen who does not see its way compel the great London ground land* lords, who are mostly of Whig families, to contribute theii share towards the expenses of the huge ...

... Michael O’Hara do (P) 73 Mr Henry J Waters (P) 63 Thoa Kelly 63 Mr John Davri (Whig) 43 Mr Pat Chambers 32 Mr John B Dillcn (Whig) 39 Mr Euan declared Messrs Dodd, Gill, Howley, O’Hara, Waters, aud Kelly duly elected amid ...

... instance of the former is taken the coalition between the Whigs and Tories at the end of Queen Anne’s reignthe High-Church Tories under Lord Nottingham desiring the Occasional Conformity Bill, and the Whigs wanting the House of Lords to censure the proposed ...

... interest was taken in the Middle Ward contest, which was fought solely political lines. The candidates were Messrs James M‘Coart (Whig), and John Lawless and James Byroe (Nationalists). Mr M'Court was one the letiring commissioners. He was the commencement of ...

... ARRIVALS. Admiral Benbow, Albin. Aatiqac, Arom Lily. Bach, Ctrl as, Comic Opera, Curly Whig, Devil’s Dyke, Donova. Ejector, Hank, March, Flower of the Vale filly, our Crosses, Geoffrey, Golden Garter, Legion, Lovebird, Moolpensier, Nine of Diamonds, Oberland ...

... who know something the extraordinary tactics of the Whigs that can fully appreciate the magnificent fight made by Alderman lloche and Mr J C Blake. The clergy left nothing undone on behalf of the Whig candidates. They led the more ignorant oft be electorate ...

... deanery of Westport, meeting held yesterday forwarded a resolution to Mr Justin M*Carthy expressing their loyalty to the Irish Whig party, and consenting, in the interests of harmony and unity between priests and people, to the withdrawal of the candidature ...