... are no longer tinder the tutelage of Whig newspapers, and no longer look to that quarter tor sympathy and encouragemeat. Jealousies under such circumstance* are, doubt, natural, especially in the ease j of Whig newspapers that are fasday quite I ready ...

... OF BLANKETS, SIXTY PAIRS EACH, At.Mactioaof 40 PER CENT. Itegnkr Ftton. CtorltoM. SoetetiM will fed thi. « oppociaoitT (or .whig Brtm (lood upraoedraUdl/ Low PncM. Very goad, will to fend fen 7/6 t® 17/6 ILL MARKMD a PLAIN FtttUMMM. JOHN ABNOTT CO, OF ...

... spoke and voted for ft the next. He may tuy truly bimself— « • As to principles I glory to have nothing of the sort, . tint Whig, ftint * Tory—l mft candidsts in short. (Lood laughter.) Mr. T. W. Btuwill now wuks to curry fivoor with the teimnt termers ...

... i';>’*entatives,the»«- «am* Unionist farmers dollar themselves i-om doing anything effective win grvit reforms the i>*por Whig contemporary rejoices it th ...

... 22nd November, 1394. IRISH WOMEN’S (HOME RULE) ASSOCIATION. The following letter appears yesterday’s issue of tbe Northern Whig :—~ g __You have noticed at such length and frith such apparent interest the preliminary workings of our new Irish Women A ...

... OR TUB IRISH HEWS AHD MORRINO HRWB. Sir, —In » recent letter which ***** the editors the Belfast Mews-Letter-ana •• Northern Whig- (of which I encloses eopj) on the subject the hihition, stated intention to accede to application, made by the Corporation ...

... (acU. and in taking this nngenorons and dishonest action, it should be noted that they were heartily joined by those worthless Whig electors who bad prerionsly thought they bad a right to get Catholic rotes (or their own candidates without giving anything ...

... INTELLIGENCE.’ TO THE EDITOR OK THE IRISH NEWS AND BELFAST 3IOKNINO NEWS. Dear Siß.—The followiDg gem appears in both Orange and Whig contemporarie® of tbU date. It was ...