... Ws have little desire to intervene in the controversy between the Northern Whig and the Belfast News- Letter ; both papers are equally able to take care of themselves. The Whig, however, has this advantage, it has espoused a more meritorious cause. Liberal ...

... as accompanists. TO A BELFAST PREsSE tE.—The members of the literary, commercial, and mechanical departments of the Northern Whig met the other evening in the office of that paper for the purpose of presenting Mr. George Moore, 8.A., chief sub-editor, with ...

... House of Lords lost its character for good or for evil, the Home Ride Bill having alienated the great remaining mass of the Whig or Liberal Peers, and since the House has represented no balance of parties, but an overwhelming mass of Tories and Liberal ...

... Orange member who sought to get the Ulster Custom properly defined in the Land Act of 1870, and who was then opposed by both Whig and Tory. It is elevating to think that in politics heroism can be displayed as well as in war. Mr. Johnston occupies a unique ...