... A long letter from him, dated pom- pously as from the “ Roval Hotel, Belfast,” ap- pears in the last number of The Northern Whig. Its object is, by alternate flattery and appeals to their sympathy, to wheedle the Presbyterians into a support of the Association ...

... claims Sir Harcourt Lees; Green, by this light, triumphantly shouts Daniel O'Connell ; the Tories pronounce it Blue, while the Whigs do not hesitate to declare it as palpable a Blue and Buff as ever was seen at Brooks's. From these opinions it might be inferred ...

... Mr. John Harkin, Rev. Mr. Brennan, Rev. Mr. M‘Caffrey, Mr. F. Meighan, Rev. M‘Leer, Rev. Francis M‘Hugh, &e. &e.— Northern Whig. County Antrin—A Meeting of the Catho- lics of the County Antrim is contemplated to he heldin Belfast, before the conclusion ...

... communication to that effect on Thursday, We are greatly sur- prized that this removal did not sooner take ‘place. The Northern Whig contains a requisition for a meeting of the Catholicsof the County Antrim, to be held at Belfast, on Tuesday next, the 27th ...

... place between Mr. Lawless and Mr. Gregg, in consequence of the letter of Mr. Lawless which appeared in Thursday’s Northern Whig.* The circumstances connected with this event, as far as we have been able to collect them (without any communication with ...

... an by Mr. Gregg, on Thursday evening, at 19 stated to me, that he had a very short time and had read Mr. Lawless’s in The Whig, on which he imme- [was edled 0 six o'clock : a returned from 1 that day Jetters | diately called upon 2 friend to wait upon ...

... Gregg to call Mr. Lawless out, and to consider him the friend of Mr. Cregg, in consequence of the letter which appeared in the Whig of that day; wpon which Mr. Lawless re- quested that T would act as his friend upon the occasion. — He then stated that he ...

... melancholy intelligence of the appointment of the Duke of Northumber- land has reached town. His Grace affected at one time to be a Whig, but he was never found in latter years out of the ranks of those who were opposed to us; and what was worse, the scope of ...

... couatrymen, your faithful and devoted ser- gant. NANTEL OCONNELL. CO. ANTRIM CATHOLIC MENTING. (Abridged from the Northern Whig.) Ou Tuesday last, a meeting of the Catholics of the County of Antrim assembled in the new cha- pel, Belfast, for the purpose ...

... the County of Down, to be held at the New Chapel, in Newry, on Wednesday the It th instant, at noon, is now in progress of V. Whig. County of Down Infirmary.—On the 2d the election of a Surgeon for the County of Down took place in the Connty Rooms, Downpatrick ...

... Baronet's speech, but give a quotation which he used, from the speech of King William IIL, on opening the Session of Parliament (a Whig one) in December, 1701 mise myself you are met together tullof that just sense of the common danger of Europe. The eyes of ...

... in that town, a short time since, had totally failed; and he had been told that a certain Gentleman—(an individual from The Whig Office, we be- said, *¢ Siv Stephen May”)—who had belonged to those ibs, ad hearing of the change of the Ministry, was so sud- ...