... THE' NEWS-LETTER. . P StlB,I T E two notifications wrhich appeared in The News I Letter. aomamercial Citroaiele and Northern Whig, one from' Lord Belfast's Committee, the other from - Friend to Freedom of Election- must have been read -with sincer ...

... hard isbour. r i GENERAL O'NEILL. * . 'fO~~THE EDITORW OF THE NEWS&LETTER. ..SIR,-There having appeared' in the ANorthird- Whig of, Monday lost, on the authority of a Ballyeastle correspondent, a paragraph stating that Gen. O'Neill in passing through ...

... discus- 'sion -in -thfe 'posecutian -which hbe has Commenced, - and -now -pending aguinst~the proprietor, ofthge. Northern. Whig, that his Lordship's patriotiaprincpl bould be praised so bighl ,At tbe ensuiag assizes, which'w'ifll itervene befreth elec ...

... WILLIAM MACILL; and seconded by Mr. ROBERT FoWLR:-I 5th. rhat the foregoing Resolutions be inserted in the Zews-Letter, Northern Whig, Commercial Chronicle and Guar. dian, Belfast Newspapers, The 2Teleraph, and Examiner, Newry Newspapers. - igned, on behalf ...

... will be considerable. Since the settlement of the .R. Catholic question, 'there hasbeen a gradual ap- proximation of the.Whigs and Tories, both of whom; are convinced, though on grounds respectively 'diffet- enti of.'the propriety, or as some would choose ...

... 'history of his coun- try. An -arrangement having taken place between the Marquis of Hertford and the Proprietor of the Northern Whig, the prosecution for a libel will not go nut, arid there will not, therefore, be orcasion for the services of Counsellor O'Connell ...

... AN OLD FREEHOLDIER:. r | 1 H AVE just read a Letter of yours, addressed to the t 1 Msrqicis of Dowvnshire, -ill the Northern Whig of yester- day, atit;-ai a Tenainit of his Eotship-s, who loves truth atid abhors fidsdiood, 1 feel'it my duty to correet the ...

... Belfaast's Committee ilovie either to forfeit the'corinfidere of their fellotw-countrymen, orto merit the abuse oftthe Northern Whig.? Why, merely this: their being anxious to testilr their gratitude tor the valuiable favours they had received from the best ...

... 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 ...

... - TO T7t E EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sute-Seeing by a letter which appeared in the ' Northern Whig'.. of the 13th hit. bearing the signature of ' A Grocer,' that there are others of our trade equally anxious with my- self for a reform in the hour to ...

... Mwo. 891) ?? 20th S'~ptemb.-r. TO TUE IIN'DEPENDIENT ELECTORS OF DOWN. BROTHER FREEH-OLDERS, AVING accidentally seen in the Whig of Thurs- day last, a very long and heavy article, pro~fessingL to come fiom thre Lecale self-derlotainated IN DEPENDENT CLUB ...

... treat for the Whig ! the affair would have, been a party tne, and would then have afforded ai fine handle for sinkiing those who joined in them I into thegulph . of public detestation. The toasts were not given, and what I then? Oh, the -Whig has a salvo ...