... sed to the Editor of the Northern Whig. Your obedient servant, WM. SHARMAN CRAWFORD1 May:26, 1831. TO THE EDITOR or ?? Nt)RTHERN WHIG. Sir-Having observed a letter addressed .to-you, by Mr. Price, in the last Whig, I feel myself called on to giveyou ...

... with the view of ascertaining the facts accurately. le' Whig s next notice of me is, that I published a most insolent let- ter, containing the following audacious assertiotis Here The Whig copies the three first paragraphs of my letter, of the 16th ...

... Resolved, that these Resolutions be signed by our Chair- man and Secretary, and published in The News-Letter, Tahe Northern Whig, Comnmercial Chronide, and .Northern Hieral. (Signed,) JAMES STEPHENSON, Chairman. JOHN WILSON, Secretary. [l1 ...

... n of The TWhig,) by the Company's Gas- Fitters, though, reluctantly, on their part, from a cause known to some part of The Whig establishment. Gas Works, 1st October. FOR G-1?ENOCIC ANLD GLAS~GOW At RED UCED FARES , FREIGHTS. r-P HT 1 lFT FAS F GLASG(OW ...

... County of Down in Parliament. It- was then resolved, that the foregoing Resolutions be published in 'The News-Leuer and Northerh Whig. Thanks were voted to the Chairman, and the meeting separated. With evety disposition to favor the efforts of the Poles, We ...

... TO THE READERS OF go TH4E NORTHERN WHIG. ox 1 REGRET being obliged again to obtrude myself F I and my differences with the Proprietor of The Northern ds WVijg upon the notice of the public. Mr. Finlay, however, ru ba made a statement in his paper to-day ...

... absolutely necessary on Ily part , I following Is the statement which I wvisbed to publish isll Whig-of tomorrow or Thursday next. JOHN IORGAN Arorthern Whig OffJce, Ilth Oct. 1S29. To the Readers of the i a r/,j The last Number, of e/ic A rth a IWiq Address ...

... R~eference tgfole of the first Mercantile Houses here, can be given aY, 4 larat ter and abilities.- Apply to Mr. FINLAY, Zgrt'ern Whig Office. 4.84) Belfast, S5th March, 1831. WANTED, i8:y the 3Ba1ymena Cormmerce Coach Company, A CONTRACTOR, who Will make an ...

... 406) THOMAS EKENHEAD. Belfast, 31st Aug. 1832 Chichester-quay. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER Sm-I perceive in the Niofihemr Whig of this day, a para.. graph by the Editor of that respectaelejourna, animadvert- ing on a letter which appears in another column ...

... Two Sistersi Our Present Position-Maore Plain Words by a Pl1w Tbitkekr.-Note by the Edirur ot tr e etters of a Ce. servative Whig.-Mrs. Hall's Tal of VomasTriSt L idv Dacre's 11 Tales of the Peeaait' _Tlie Royal Hospir K rhod2e c ol )3 ?? Bible .ud Cro ...

... ARTHUR HILL. Hillboroagh, May 16, 1831. (339 DOWN ELECTION. SCHOOLMASTER ABROAD. ,SHAM SPEECH OF MAURICE CROSS, EsQuirt. HE Whig has favoured us with Three Columns of It' a speech, never spoken, by this Ci-devant Master of the Belfast Poor School; who ...

... first appearanceafterth termination of Mr. Cooke's engagement. CLARKE'9S HOTrEL, HAMMOND'S COU:RTr, (OPPOSITE THE NORTHERN WHIG OFFlCE. E CLARKE returns her sincere thankis tohe R Friends, and the Public in general, for the yt, liberal support she has ...