... conscientious religious opinions. (Hear, hair.) With respect to Dr. Cooke, it ,was unnecessary that should say any thing, as The Whig had already disposed of him very satisfactorily. ( Cheers.) That individual now stood before the public as one convicted from ...

... and it bad been declared that tbecountay would, under Whig Ministry have been shielded from a recurrence of such extravagant expenditure of the revenues of the country; but the first year of the Whig Administration had not expired before they found themselves ...

... Bishops. Who are neither just nor true ? Whose vice now exposed to view And who are precious stew” Tab Bishops. THE NORTHERN WHIG. Rfpobtei* Abdication or the Kino or Prussia— Paris, Feb. foreign intrigue forms at pre*enl object of great interest to France: ...

... trade, would keep the market supplied. On Tuesday, choice Irish Wheats were about pet 7('lbs, lower, and Infc- THE NORTHERN WHIG. rtor klrnts more In proportion, with very lillte business Oatawcro not rwtuceil price. Oatmeal iOi, to VOs Sd per StOlbs. ...

... but it was not taken. Let any one turn back to Mr. Stanley's observations on the subject, on Tuesday week, as reported in The Whig Monday last; and he will see how the case stands. Mr. Stanley distinctly stated, that care was taken, in making out the Committee ...

... to them for their kindness. The meeting then, after cheering for “the King,” for “ Ministers and Reform,” for “ The Northern Whig” &c. separated, in the most orderly manner. When understood, that a meeting had been called, of the inhabitants of the parish ...

... g’* habitation. hope thet blustering March may not put to flight all these happy prognostics of early Spring. THE NORTHERN WHIG. WEST OF SCOTLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, HEAD OFFICE, 3, SOUTH FREDERICK- STREET, GLASGOW. THE DIRECTORS hereby intimate, that ...

... of Kenmare and Lord Gormanstown, are about to raised to the Englsh Peerage. Sir H. Parnell has withdrawn his name from the Whig Club at Broukes’s. The Prussian army at this moment consist of 297,i76 men, of whom aai.OOO are infantry, and 43,476 cavalry ...

... an alleged libel published in bis paper in Waterford The libel is, we believe, connected with the tithe system. THE NORTHERN WHIG. ...

... ribands in their hats, emblematic, we have been informed, of the ■* revenge that the enraged populace are uuismg. THE NORTHERN WHIG MEMORANDA OP THE ANTI-EDUCATION-ISTS AND ANTI-REPOUMIST& In Ibe cotine of (he week before l«*t, the Rrr. Mr. Dolling, of Magheralin ...

... its presentment for payment London, and they reversed the judgment of the King’s Bench against him accordingly. THE NORTHERN WHIG. ffiHljtff. ** «JtP«rfr-rRo rmu rejipei.” BELFAST, MONDAY, FEB. 20, ia‘!2. Wf. leam, from The Courier, that an important decision ...

... it may please them to insult and calumniate. They may do so, if they will, through some other channel, but not through The Whig. We think the eel story quite enough, without being treated to a variety of other similar stories, only less ridiculous because ...