... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. T Londonßtoctc-Szcliaaife* Monday June 4.— o'clock, —There is not much doing in the English market, this morning, but the money quotations are shade belter than they closed last week. In the Foreign Market, the improvement ...

... EDITOR OF THE SORT HERS WHIG Mr. Kcvs, M.P., and Colonel Veracr, M.l*., took their departure hence, yesterday, the Prituxss Alice, en route to Loudon, att*.nd their Parliamentary duties. .Mr. Dunbar, our late Mayor, was also among the passengers, the ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l liberty ofinforming your eorreipoodent, Q K ,** that, if, by the Euitaetstmt Fmnd, ihc General PreAyterUn Fund, whose mettiaam held in the Vcatry of Eustace street Congregation, Dublin, bn finite mistaken in hi* ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. SATU •tilers. The prices of Wheel ami Oats are nominal ! but the latter article troul l, perhaps, again taken, it of heavy weight, ro., with 10 per cent. Consumers pay tor Grain, on the spot, ro. In Barley, little doing, at ...

... THE N OUT HE WHIG. to submit, except where they had long leases, or were otherwise independent of the petty tyrants. We regret, also, to learn, that a Minister of the Seceding Synod was active hawking about this Address. It is only the other day. that ...

... expect, that, from generous opponent, will receive similar treatment. [Here follows the article from The Whig.] Now, beg most respectfully assure The Whig, that we did nut find fault with Mr. Crawford, because that * he, a Radical,* attended meeting achieve ...

... THE SOUTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, IJI'^WBTTR If®rfliern «PBO RBGS sasrs,—PKO PATSU smpss.** BELFAST, THURSDAY. SEPT 6, 1838. Tub London morning and evening paper?, of Monday, have reached us. Their contents are not devoid of interest, will be seen from our ...

... “TO THK EDITOB THE NOBTHEEN WHIG. Sib. From Lord Roden's letters and speeches, the Orangemen of the County Down, somehow other, consider they are warranted in j arading the country, almost every night, with drums and fifes, playing party tunes, and abusing ...

... threaten vengeance. But the vigour of the Whig Government is displayed in The Morning Chronicle and The Globe, while the Tory objects of Whig newspaper wrath safely spout as much * treason’as they list. So, Whig loyalty evaporates in bluster.” Unfortunately ...

... [IE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, new. Ansrus, 28 ...

... TO THB EDITOR OP TOR NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir,—l hand you herewith translation, hastily made, of very important article, which appeared in late number of the Paris journal, Le Commerce. I shall attentively watch the progress of the threatened proceedings ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. MARCH 5,*1839. Provisions. —Butter, Cork, first, per cwt., 6Jssto 90s; Belfast, ditto, 85s to 80s; Sligo, ditto, 84s to Bds ; Walt rford, ditto, 80s to 90s; Carlow, ditto, 88s to Limerick, ditto, 66s to 88s; Newry ...