... of UsKf narwfedoe in Co merce nd Politics, and a, Scourqe to Corporation Robbery. In its Political opinions it is neither Whig, 1ar, nor R'idi I; it is the advocate of the millions, viz. the MIDDLING and WVOAKIV ;G CLASsEs; iit is the defender of ihe ...

... given to-the Voters. COMfMIT-FEE R.OOStS, 10ith Dec. 1832. (16 Committee-Rooms, 8th Dec. 1832. TO THE ED5ITOR OF THE NOrTEHEN WHIG. SIR-A Paragraph having appeared in your paper, of the 6th instant, stating, 1 That a letter had been written by Lord Belfast ...

... whom reference is made, in the foregoing letter, and are ready to communicate it, at any time. (146 TO THE EDITOR OF THE N. WHIG. SIp, THouGIH I should be justified, in not taking notice of an anonymous letter, addressed to me, in your paper, and in the ...

... Entertainment to the Lot d Lieutenant was a m- ere party proceeding, by insniating that he was justified by the report in the Whig in Slaking that assertion which the Stewards unanimously tnrradicted. The report, vhich is perfectly correct, doe rot in any ...

... to every one who has read the unfounded statement madeagainst the Fisherwick-Place Sunadav School, in last Monday's Northern Whig, anid our strong declaration, in reply thereto, in your Paper of Tues- day last, that the Proprietor of the Norlhern Vhig ...

... State of the Stage: Memoirs of Sir John Sinclair:-Political Memoranda. I. The Prospects of the Whigs. IL. The Candour, Purity, and Disinterestedness of the Whigs. (612 4, A Second Edition of the Jan. No. is-now ready. JAMES FRASER. 215 Regent Street, London ...

... l 11 I. I I I I I I i i i i a I i .I I i DOWN ELECXOTION5f. INDEP1gNDE&T ELEC70RS3 OF DOWN. GENTXE jEY, r AVING read in the Whig of yesterday a report of an oncurrenca which took piace. In Down Court- House last Saturday in which my name is mentioned ...

... King of Prussia.-IV. The Picture Gallery. No. ?? An lntroduction to the Philosophy of Conscioustress. Part 3.-VI. Whig Practices arud Whig Professiorrs.-VII. The Protestant Clergy of Ireland.- VIII. Sketcbes of lodern Greece. No. 3.-IX. The Portfolio. ...

... ere C Peel, alas the Artful Dodger-London -rry's De- cline of Credit-'T'he Pleasures of a Country Life-lo. gers' Opinions of Whigs and Tories-The Non-appoint- ment of Beatifort-Tse'l'ory Cabinet ?? ?? Americans and their Pertinacity- Theodore Hook Nicked ...

... by Esais Tegner, Bishop of Wexio.-II. Burninggof Indian Widows.-III. Hymnn to Hesperus, by A.-IV. Whlggiam.-V. Letter from a Whig-Hater.,VI. Letters from tie Peninsula. No. 2. The Battle of Vittorla.-VII. Mr. Wilmot Horton and I Emigration.-VIII. Sentiment ...

... FURNISHED HOUSE, with STABLE antd .L C(,O ACH-HO11SE, in the immediate neighbour- hood of the Academical Institution. Apply at tb WHIG OFFICE. April 16th, 1883. 9,2- (602 BUllL'I3NG1' G1101UNO T0 tE Lup uEVERAL exteinsive ind desirable lots of BUI LD. AS ING ...

... I do hereby call an EXTRAGA INARY MEETING of the above Society, to be held in the enclosed Rear Premises of THE NORTIHERNr WHIG OFFICE, in CALEND.AE- f STREET, Belfast, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at the d hour of TWO o'clock, P.M. BENJAMIIN PARKES, ...