... presiding. There were present-Messrs. Thomas Macknight, F.J.I (Northern Whig), Alexander M'Monagle ( Ulster Echo'-), G. Al. Ogilvie ( Belfast News-Letter), J. M'Bride (Northern Whig), B. Allen (Belfast News- Letter), A. W. Stewart (Evening Telegraph) ...

... call it, such an alliance. and that the first fruits of the alliance were the defeat of the Government. the resignation of the Whig Ministry, and the appointzeot in due course of the Derby-Disraeli Cabinet to succeed them. Neither before these events nor ...

... KEL LY.' Tlhe followving amounts have been received for: this fund:- By Belfeat Nwews-Letter . ?? :£134 5 9 Per Northern Whig ?? 81 40 By Evening Telegraph ?? 8 5 7 , ;£257 18 2 Raceived by the Committee the fol-I lowing, viz: .John Kell.y ?? 50 ...

... Bauce, afterwards third Earl of Aileebury, took a. kean part in ?? politics of tcle time on the Tory siode. At the head of the Whig interest in the dis- trict was; iis kinsman, the Dutie of Somerset; and both sides exerted thecmselves w6ith extralordlina~ry ...

... the remains of this esteemed gentleman, who for over thirty-three years occu- pied the position of editor of the Northern Whig, were removed from his late residence, 22. I Wellington Park, for interment in the Belfast I itv Cemetery. The funeral coritge ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE WHIG AND THE CUMULATiVE VOTE. to no E;DTTOr OF THEs BSELFAST sWs-LErrER Smp.-In Friday's Whig the editor winds up an article on the Harbour Board election by say- I ing- At the Harbour elections there is the canru-e lative vote ...

... r), I John M'Bride (vice-chairman of the dis- 1 s trict), J. C. Britton, J. S. Murphy, H. Pearbcn, J. G. Leigh (Northern Whig) T. J. Campbell, LL.B. ; J. P. Gallagher ?? Irish News), I E. E. O'Neill (Ulster Echo), A. M. Chapman i ( Londonderry ...

... parity of religion- A Whig is merely the name of a faction. but e Tory (that'he himself was) is one who adheres to th e antient constitution of the State and the apostb- lical hierarchy of the Church of England. opposed tot a Whig. Pensioner is a ...

... )re setuprining ta find Whigs and Tories of 'tfod lerisd ditering fron -Whigs and Tories of ?? erit i, because ?? mav have [rid-r; - te ?? change. It does not follow, twercr, taat principles have disappeared. As 5 krt., the Whig-e bawe expired; and, although ...

... THE CORPORATION AND THE RAM WAYS. V UNTIL we read the extraordinary articles in the Whig we did not think it possible for any writer to pack so many nonsensical misstatements into the same space of printed matter. His very uninspired production in ...

... Zneasville report that a train on the Bellaire, Zanesville, and Cincinnati Rail- road while passing over a trestle bridge at Whig- ville ran oif' the line. The locomotive and the first car toppled over, and fell into a small stream, the engine-driver and ...

... yesterday my old friend the Northern Whig addressed avreryv solemn but very amusing lecture to me on the imnproprietys of doing what I never had any inten- tion of doing. Of course, thc editor of the 1 Northern Whig cannot be expected to know I whether ...