... Rev Dr Parker's sermon on Oliver Cromwell at the City Temple in London has offended even the Northern Whig of Belfast. Cromwell, says the Whig, governed by the army, by a Puritan army,, f indeed, but by au army which left no liberty to the country ...

... and anothef opponent repre- senting the Whig gutzier interest. In the Ballymestle Division of 'North Mayo Mr Ma- guire, a young fellow of great pronuse, who is hon secretary to the lood) branch, defeated his Whig gratier opponent by a considerable majority ...

... rumoured that the Dulke of Abercorn Proposes, in grateful recognition of the sue- cess he has achieved, to co-opt one of the Whig Catholics who, it is alleged, is mainly responsible for the fiasco, but we doubt if the Nationalist Councillors, who are an ...

... pudiation of the old landlord grand , There is enly one of the type on the A:t:; tii County Council ? Accordulu to ! ro Norrhern Whig, Mxr T W Russell it an especially satisfactory feature ti: with the powerful assistance al the Prr-- terian vote th, nominees ...

... And theiF la9test endeavour has, apparently, been a sinumar fiasco. A Unionist Elector, writing in yes- terday's N Xortherr Whig, declares roundly' that the Grand Jurors' party absolutely reute -to consider the claims of Presbyterian candidais where they ...

... .-his father was born in Limerick-had. a very clear insight into ir Pitt's motives. Mr Tier- ney, who subsequently led the Whig OppDsi- tion, was at the time of ?? debates only embarked on his Parliamentary career. He openly accused Mr Pitt of planning ...

... had been described as a mushroom looking for honours, but for the last ten years he had fought ris corner inde- pendent of Whig or Tory (applause). Air. Gray-I rise to a point of order. Mr Tcal-You did not rise to aP pointef order when the chairman was ...