... were adopted,announced that apologies for non-attendoenucl bad been received from Messrs. Thoa. uacKnight, ?? cditor Northern Whig, and ex-chairtan of the district; Jas. A. Scott, editnr Irish Times, and president cf thhe Dublin Distric; J5. B. Hall, ...

... North uf Irelan .9 J`an Thul StooisiipCa. I 0 I10 loI0 5 0' 1 8 2 ay NOv Paler MillICO-. 5 4 4200 24 O3O Tw July I orleu~en Whig so0 50 6s0o 0 5 0 6 u-ool Rlbecrtsoocjedio., :ForgusocnrOo.. .j0 10 1I0 0112155 Otterr Sept Steam Nov. Oa. of Ulster Marine ...

... Wrn. b.'Cormick, JohnM3Cormick, G. D. M'Cready, Wm. M'Caammond, J.P. James M'Kee, News- Letter; John M'Bride, .Yonrtheran Whig; James Napier, Andrew Nante, Henry O'Neill, M.D.; W. J. Pirrie, ?? Wakefield Pim, J.P.; H. 1M. Pollock, John Pullman, G. ? ...

... of Ireland Steamship Ca_. 10 10 10 0 5S6a6l2 0 May Nov North of Ireland PaperMltl Glo.. 5 4 420 0 5 481eJan July Nofrther-n Whig M552 E 6 0 5 5 0 August Robertsco,Ledlle, Ferguson, ?? 10 119 0 612 5 5 2 lar Sept Stcam Nev. Co. of ?? 2 901 64 8 69 Mar ...

... him for their purpose, he (Mr. Richardson) age. had been an Ulster Whig. (Applause.) In faot, om- on one occasion Lord Randolph Churchill had 1 cital called him a beastly Ulster Whig---laughter)-- el if not, indeed, in open debate, else Mr. Speaker ...

... M. Wsrd & Ceo.. Mitchenl. &Co,. - Do. ?? North of Ireland ' Soeaiehip Co jorth of Ireland 1 Paper Mill Ca.. s s-thew-r; whig Roberteson,Ledlie, Fergusona, &Co Steam Nav. Co. of ?? Ulster Marine . ..j Ulster Steam Young, King, 1: Co . t1 1 1 15 ...

... of the men who would be lie rulers of our land.- in any soheme of H1ome Rile, and tell me are yon prepared to 3alow any Pliy-Whig or TcryRadical or Conservative- O 'ot up any snch ascendancy in your Senty (Cheers.) Look at the time this :°tY w&s reeking ...

... M'Kisack and Mrs. M'Kiesdk, W. B. M 'Murtry, QC.B.; W. 3. kl3'Keown, Q.CB., . 3IL M'Keown, Thomas Macknight, editor Northerns Whig; A. M'Monagle, editor Ulster c67bso; James M'Kee, Betfaot Saverc Letter; W. H. MIArdle, D.L, ?? and Mrs. 2IArdle; Robert M'Mordi ...

... Queen's Quay. The thanks of the committee are again tendered to the a proprietors of the ' Belfast News-Letter,' 'Northern Whig,' 'Evening Telegraph,' and 'Echo,' for a regular supply of their papers. In conclusion, the committee are gratified to state ...

... who object to Ropers and Soupers and Northern Preshbterians. He . was always considered, says Mr. John Red- 3- mond, to be a Whig, and was accepted by Mr. Parnell and the Irish party as a harmless person. Why was he accepted ? Mr. 0 Redmond supplies the ...

... 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 ...

... Belfast Convention of June last. He said he did not stand upon that platform that evening as a Liberal or Conservative, Tory, Whig, or Radicsl, but as a Unionist. (Applause.) All those part- distinctions had been removed, and they were nowv . all united ...