... them the true character of parties, or the real mroits of the importsntquestions now agitating that country. Tue INORTimEN WHIG, published in Belfast every Tuesday, Thursday, and clatur- day, at the office in Calender-street, line uniformly studied, in ...

... Ingenlous satire on politicians of alt parties and densntluationo. In Its ayes, the ariitocratiecl, gentle- mmatily, twaddling Whig; tile intirestea, preflig te tory the demrncr-tl- fcal declaimer * the pompous, empty man ii office; ad thonugh last not least ...

... that churchmen should not comprehend, and should protest against it. Seeing and knowing the stuff of which bishops, and even whig bishops, have been made, we must own we were not surprised to find rural dean on the farthest verge of England entertain the ...

... ofienders. Size of the Times, for a, Penny. A liberal allow- ante ?? .- -. - * London: T.ReinMs, , ol , and all Book- sellers. THE WHIGS_'AWD TH- ,PVZS_ This day is published,' iprice ,Oie Peinn'y, R ~EPORT of. tbe TRIAI of the Proprie'tor~s anud Printer: of A ...

... E.C. T TNCONVENTIONAL CHRIST- V- NItAS PRLESN'IS. The MONUtCH ROM E COMPANY'S PERMIANlENTI ENL.ARGE- MtENTS in Bl.ACt; an WHI-g'', from old, faded oe rec.nt PHO'rOG RAPHSarc urticulailv udtable for CHlRISTiMAS or NEW Y tAR'S GIFTS: i- ierchangce of Portrait ...

... SHILLING, Contents:- FIGH4TS FOR THE FLAG-Xl Inkermann. SOMll MEMORIES OF KENSINGTON By the Rev. W. I. FITCHETT. PALACE. By AN OLD WHIG. THE SIEGE OF BOMARSUND AS SEEN WITCHCRAI By Canarl WOOD, D.D. FROM THE DECK OF T1HE FOAM. THE JOINVILLE TUNNEL. By F. M ...

... ANNIVERSARY. By GEORGE SAINTSBURY. THE POLITICAL ADVENTURES OF LORD BEACONSFIELD. MAZZINI. By FREDERIC W. H. MYERS. LIBERALS AND WHIGS. By Hon. GEORGE BRODRICK. CATULLUS. By HENRY NETTLESHIP. DIDEROT AT ST. PETERSBURG. By the EDITOR. CEREMONIAL GOVERNMENT. By ...

... wish to have St. Paul's Cathedral removed from its present site, and pitched in the midst of St. James's Park, the obsequious Whigs would forthwith set about its accom plishmnent. ANTI 2 right; there seems to be no hope for Rome or Italy, for it is a mockery ...

... Unionists, his scathing condemnation of the Tories and their Irish policy, his contemptuous allusion to the timidity of the Whigs, his snub to the Federation schemes of Mr. CHAMBERLAIIN, and, as the logical conclusion, the splendid tribute which history ...

... Assisting that Veteran Reformer, JOHN GALE JONES. The Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven precisely. DORCHESTER VICTIMS AND WHIG TYRANNY. A PUBLIC M1EETING will be held at the Mechanics' Institu- tion Tavern, Cirous-street, New-road, on Tuesday Evening ...

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... Aristcray of the People.-G.t Belgian Revelution.-7. Chuar, Property.-S. Now Police-9. Ta11eyaand's Mission to 1 n. -10. The Whig*-1I. The Standing Army. t The BOOK of the PEOPLE. By T. LABIENNAIS, Auther of I Paroles d'un Croyant,' &c. Translated, with ...