... returned as Member for the County of Down, or of making his speech, which was already printed and ready for publication in the Whig of Thursday; not but he made every attempt which the most consumate impudence could suggest, to effect this object, and thereby ...

... Irish J.ournOal of highest standing, and is recognised its one of the best advertismi papers in Ireland. The WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, established F ebrurTa, t 1858, is a fill-sized double sheet newspaper, published ate mo- derate price ; and beisig nmost carefully ...

... , ?? 3 30,000 30,000 30,500 Northern Whig . . 40,000 25.405 23,50) Mercury .15,000 7,500 20,000 Banner of Ulster, 18,;00 18,000 20,000 Morning Newss,. .. 5,00 _,0 WcitrY Nrws, ?? !,000 ?? ,000 Weekly Northern Whig, , 5,000 2,300 2,500 Weekly Press,. I ...

... 1 Ur. Brighti121 . . .. - 121' Poetry .29 , msof EtgarPoe 13 Lord Salisbury on Indian CORREISPONDENCE:orpe.13S Policy . 122 Whig and Radical . 12S - ?? Masters of Claythoe..13 CPso.l2 icyg . ?? ?? ?? 12 W i .dR ?? ?? I 128No}m~e~iln Al1fonso's Progress ...

... done, Stroud! If some other of the Whig-ridden boro ghs were to fillow the example, there would be no lack of candidates. We know of many good iten and irue' that would readily come fivrward but much as we loathe the Whigs, we mrist take care that the Tlories ...

... CIRCULATION OF TIHE BErFASI' PRESS. THE Northern Whig persists ill edopting a eotorse to .which no other journal in tile United Kingdom finds it necessary to resort-uiamelY, the republi- cationa of thle old Newspaper Stamp Return, made up to Ist July ...

... Disp atch, hvlich had been previously joined to 'rie Crowvn, a paper that was sought to be esta- blwshed l y be-praising the Whigs and abusing the s'hartist.'. It is also announced that the Chartist - i r that was most dishonestly started to wqipmse upon ...

... of an Ark or In Island:C-atech iu,, on tie Coin Laws, ?? 2. iO TI-IE it E ED S OPERATIVES.- aU drFaLLbOW ?? are robbed by Whigs and Toriesi; u's robe to ofnoless a sum than the half of your ; Uyd Wages fo~r thke suppI't. of thle dignity of the British ...

... of the Reform Club, that has been playing the part of a. little boy, masquerading in his father's hat, to frighten the whole Whig family~in Aberdeen. Urgent solicitations were telegraphed from Aberdeen, and urgent counsel telegraphed in. return -from London ...

... otily train Lat. p Fri iprrn.tvr.l!oi; ...

... the audacity the Whig ministers in venturing to start inch a strain. In what, j wemust ask,did the Tractarian movement originate ? Whose acts provoked it? Is Lord John Rusaell in this caw entitled to throw the first stone? The Whig Government of 1830 ...

... remembered in vain, Or that long track of glory, the triumphs of Spain? No; fil up your cups and I'll fill up my can, The Whigs, like the French, have mistaken their man; The name of the Duke is a phalanx of steel, And the mantle of Pitt is the banner ...