... quietly. A long letter from him, dated pompously from the Royal Hotel, Belfast,” appears in the last number of The No) them Whig. Its object is, alternate flattery and appeal* to their sympathy, wheedle the Presbyterians into support of the Association ...

... exclaims Sir Harcourt Lees; Green, by this light, triumphantly shouts Daniel O’Connell; the Tories pronounce it True while Whigs do not hesitate to declare it palpable lilac and Huff' ever was seen at Brooks’s. From these opinions it might lie inferred ...

... Mr. John Harkin, Rev. Mr. Brennan, Rev. Mr. M‘Caffrey, Mr. F. Meighan, Rev. M‘Leer, Rev. Franc:* MTlugh, &c. &e. —Northern Whig. County Antrim. Meeting of the Catholics of the County Antrim is contemplated to held in Belfast, before the conclusion of ...

... communication that effect on Thursday. We are preatly surprized that this person's removal did not sooner take place. The Northern Whig contains a requisition for a meeting of the Catholicsof the County Antrim, to held at llclfast, Tuesday next, the hist., for ...

... 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, far as we have been able to collect them (without any communication with the ...

... to call Mr. -awless out, and to consider him the frieml Mr. (V*gg, in consequence of the letter which appeared in the ether Whig of that day; upon which Mr. Lawless requested that I would act his friend upon the occasion. He then stated that had assured ...

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

... am, beloved countrymen, your faithful 1 devoted ser- O'CONNELL. CO. ANTRIM CATHOLIC MEETING. (Abridged from the. Northern Whig.) On Tuesday last, meeting of the Catholics of the County of Antrim assembled in the new* Impel, Belfast, for the purpose ...

... Raronet’s speech, but give a quotation which hcusnl, from the sjM'c*ch of King William 111., opening the Session Parliament Whig one) December, i7ol :—“ promise myself you are met together full of that just sense the common danger of Europe. The eyes of ...

... on Wednesday last. We say fair report: we do not, however, expect it will bear much similarity to the report in The Northern Whig —for, although the Gentleman who appeared report for that paper did not take the trouble of penning continuous notes, we believo ...

... crs v . a Home Secretary Ins place, if not his head. But now ’tis otherwise and the W bigs, t ...

... extreme. this jnst and truly liberal conduct, however, we have earned the hostility that sEf-stylcd -rar press, of which The Whig* i? worthy scion—for have not, like them, been aU one fid?. Truly, it is amusing to witness the consistency of those miliv ...