... nal wvere under strong Orange irfluence. The Catholics of Ulster, who have read our arti. cles, and who know the Northern Whig, will not expect from us any comment upon this attack.- They will understand how to appreciate Lord Cla- rendon's effort to ...

... they voted against the Whigs, would have their votes extinguished ; and, as I said before, they would have to unite with the hereditary emenemies of the people. The only occasion on which Irish members can vote against the 'Whig ministry is when I they ...

... read with sentiments of unmixed pleasure by every Catholic in this quarter, with the exception of the few who are bound to the Whig government by the golden link of place or expectancy. Those whO estimate his Grace's on- 11 bending opposition to the spurious ...

... reverse is pretty much the fact. One recom. men lation, however, told strongly in his favour. is represented being thorough-going Whig, and decided nnti-Repealer. Besides, he is said to be violently opposed to of Tuara. These considerations must, of course, ...

... 4s o*l to 5s 94 ; 25, 4s 4J4 ss, to 30. 4s to 94: 35, Id 4s 40. 4s to 64; 45. 3s 1014 to 50. 3s to 70, 3s 714 U4.— Morlhtm Whig. CO UK, Jan. 8. -Grain. Ac.-Red Wheat 17s 20s 34, whits 04 to 00s per stone, barley 7s lls per stone, oats 7iod to 8a per 14 ...

... But his principles are not worthy of his genius, and drag it down to their own levd. He was early sucked into Whig philosophy : he is Whig idolater, and has thereby sufi'ered not a little. For the philosophy of mere now compared with Toryism, but with ...

... much greater number have not been already se- lected out of their ranks for promotion by their most obliged frie rds, the Whigs. ...

... punctuality, at the time to be specified for that purpose. “John Hancock, Agent and Receiver. Dated Ist Jan., 1850. Northern Whig, A meeting of the tenantry of the Marquis of Hertford, residing in the united parishes of Glenavy, Camlin, and Tnllyrusk, was ...

... College, Belfast. —On Monday, a number of new student* entered for the second Term, which commences to-day (Tuesday). —Northern Whig. Messrs. Hodge* and Smith, the eminent Dublin publishers, have announced a new work, entitled An Autumn in Sicily,” which is ...

... really are. Reckless confiscation of the property of rich and poor —this is Whig policy for Ireland! It would certainly be unfair towards ourselves, and perhaps not treating the Whig Lord Clements well, if we forbore to show in what light he, even he, views ...

... upon the side of Free Trade and Tenant Right. Upon this subject we have been struck with the following remarks in the Northern Whig of Tuesday : Lord Downshire, it appears, has determined come to the rescue, and add the might of the County of Down in favour ...

... and hisses), he believed he had proved his first proposition, that it was cart' ,d by a cowardly and traitorous minister. Whigs aid free traders said that this was a mere Irndlord's question ; but as a landlord of this county himself, and from his profession ...