... the traffic of the great Causeway, has done nothing to improve the approach to its -Attractions. The evidence of the Northern Whig on this point is, we think, conclusive. Our contemporary,inarecent leading article on the subject, asks, 1 What have any land- ...

... penalties if t refused submission. Yesterday the Ire pendent devoted its first leader to a diret attack on ,the pronounced Whig' cad,. date, Mr. Cusack, and a conditional cel nunciation f any Parnellite whowould gine him a vote. The concluding sentences ...

... the blustering type, who proclaim there can be no unity in Irish politics Iuntil the treacherous Whigs are wipedout. By the phrase treacherous Whigs of course is meant the overwhelming majority of Irish Nationalists who refused to sub- ordinate the ...

... better to thrill an expectant world by the heroic declaration that there can be no union in Irish politics untilthe treacherous Whig-s are wiped out. These, in the exuberance of their ardent patriotism, forget when pro. mulgating this plan to consider its ...

... city, the same success will attend it. There are a score or so of gentlemen in the Corporation who imagine that by shouting - Whig whenever an opponent of their unlucky ascendency in civic affairs challenges their predominance they can perpetuate the present ...

... proposal, and the Independent party were determined to carry on the fight on independent lines, independent of Tory, Radical, or Whig (applauso). Mr J E Parnell and Mr Carew also spoke. SO SWEET. That's what people say who take Braudreth's Pi11s, which are ...

... Ireland as the Setws-Leter. Alone among Irish Unionist journals the' Northern Whig defends the plunder of the country in which it circu- lates. But then the editor of the Northern Whig has recently been reminding us, m two dull volumes, that he is no common ...

... tent. They are offensive inasmuch Ps they inlply that the Convention will be composed only of wha political oppenents call Whigs; and they are inconsistent inasmuch as they are directly at variance with the presumable object of the resolution so threateningly ...

... counted on Unionist support, and a breezy controversy has sprung up between the quondam allies. Most laughablefact of all, the Whigs are being roundly denounced as base intriguers because the regular Unionist'levies have refused to respond to the Redmondite ...

... bracing one while it is in progress; bat a bird is always the better for it; and if the Liberal Party were to shed more of its Whig feathers the result will not be unsatisfactory in the end. Lord Lanedowne's sermon on the distractions of the Liberals was ...

... which be writes of the re- turned Boston delegates- Their achievements were celebrated by a dinner at which some 50 weak-kueel Whig admirers made mnrry.- these admirers included the moss active workers for the Howie Rule canse that Boston has protduced ...

... inembeiing that on the present occa- sion. If there be exceptions they are chiefly to be found among a small section of quondam whigs, who were never to be relied on by any party, and with whim Ireland was never the first concern. colonel Saunderson, we are ...