... Business, who will be engaged on very liberal terms. N.B Boys from the country will be preferred. Apply the Office of The Northern Whig. 6th January, 1840. fith Januar), 102 OF ZKXSB STOCKS, E'fhma Saturday, Jan. 4, I'*4o. MmuL Tuo*. '*eo. Ihart. Krldaj. Sat ...

... Printing Husineas, who will engaged on liberal term*. N.B Boys from the country will be preferred. Apply the Office of The Sorthrm Whig. dth January, Id4o. / ,n2 PKXCB ZaZSH STOCKS, Ktrfi-ui Tmuiaif, J'iH. 7. I“■40. Toe*. W©a. 911, WS , wji •r ( >nt. C'*n 3 i ...

... brought both laud; and she had the pleasure her son speak, after the proper mean, fur restoration been adopted. THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21. 1840. ...

... pirttes in turn—who was at one lime the scandal of the Whigs, and who 1. now the scandal of the Tories, and who, soon as another ahillior offered, will guilty of soother apostaey, and the scandal of the Whigs .galn-(laoghter and cheers) i —is is not from these ...

... while to place the facts doubt, by the following letters : Northern Whig Office, Monday, Jan. 27, 1840. •* Loro,— In an article in The Downpatrick Recorder, in which the Proprietor of The Whig is abused, the following occurs :— * Among other services, a relative ...

... influence of justice. The work from which we have taken the above extract, notices the different means resorted to by the Whigs The Whig Ministry adopted Lord Eicon’* cure for turbulence, and exerted thcmvelvea remove the cause* of discontent. In accordance ...

... the northern whig, Belfast, Thursday, February ka is4o T O AD RE S S THE QUE E N ~ Mb,,, .hen took her M.jert,’. .nd the , l,ft the Chipel, .11 the spectators ..andint g .val urooerdintf th«* W*!**, While the proc«‘ • P . Uxbridge, who was M.JC-r n direction ...

... although most immoral, public engine, it is tolerably well known, that the change of The Times was owing to a refusal of the Whigs, upon the advice of Lord .Brougham (who would not be bullied by the thunderer”), to come to terms with that iufamons, but able ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION. TO THE EDITOR TUB ROBTIIERK WHIG. Larme, February 24, 1840. Sm, As the following correspondence m«y, perh*^, throw some light on subject which has recently eieitcd considerable interest, in the North of Ireland, trust you will excuse ...

... giving the aunt zed a corner in The Times, this evening. “ In reference to letter signed * R. Crawford,’ in this morning's Whig, and which the Editor of that print has trumped up charge against Mr. E. Tennent, M.P., I beg leave to place before the public ...

... the northern whig, Belfast, Saturday. February 29, is-io lie enlillc.l lo roto. Now. in Inland, the person iweking «o re«i«tcred only required be s'x month* occupation* but could not role until month* more should have . lapsed. should propose, in bis ...

... still, when the latter assume hypocritical airs of purity, it is important to unmask them. When the Tories begin to charge the Whigs with corruption and jobbing, it is right to ask,-- Who are you that accuse ?’' It happens, very opportunely, that Parliamentary ...