... THE NORTHERN WHIG. second year on an average; hence, we could not possibly expect, frem such an apprent ceship, the development of any profound knowledge of Ireland the Acts of Parliament affecting her interest. Reports of Committees on Ireland have been ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. » •1..1 ihp tithrs I'lorti! '!'«■ l *n ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. AnocmuL Paemflvawg Mermro —We have received an article this •object, in which Is that, as about principally the lowest grade of Orangetnen, prevailed muster the cause which Roden, Mandeville, Ac* are the Pariah not opposed to Reform ...

... Profet*ion, WANTED IMMEDIAT££]|V>>* «n Assistant in an Establishment in Town. Jf Application to be Mr. F. D. FINLAY, Northern Whig Office, by Letter, post-paid. Belfast, Bth February, 1832. (Not to be repeated.) ...

... clergyman, tp.ke the liberty addressing you. on the subject of late letter the Rev. Mr. Carlile, which appeared in The Northern Whig of the instant. Through the whole of that portentous letter, you seem to hold two objects principally in view, ▼*. : the i ...

... 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 ...

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 Sir H. Parnell has withdrawn his name from the Whig Club at Broukes’s. The Prussian army at this moment consist of 297,i76 men, of whom aai.OOO are infantry, and 43,476 cavalry ...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