... contemporary, the Northern Whig. In the modern journalism of Ulster, everybody knows that to be assailed by the foul speech of the Mercury is a passport to the good opinion of the public. We cannot claim any companionship with the Whig. All can say of that ...

... act which it ha* carried off the Whig't esteem—a* it were hv storm—it nothing more or lest than placing hooks a resolution forbidding priest or partem to have connection whatever with the room or its affairs. The Whig in esstacies at this gallant and ...

... character, who has a thorough knowledge of the Business, and as much capital would ensure his interest Reference, A. 8., SvriKern Whig Office. ...

... broad-sheet of the Whig. This battle between the friends quite a spectacle; and, all outward seeming, the most affectionate play the world. Whenever Mr. Rogers gets up one of those meetings, where tomahawks those scampish landlords whom the Whig used defend ...

... parties. appeal to the House of Lords is expected.— j ____________ THE WHIG PROSECUTION. Dublin, Tuesday, Ten a.m. [by private despatch.] DEFEAT OF THE LINDSAYS—TRIUMPH OF THE WHIG. At tlio sitting of the court, this morning, motion for adjournment was ...

... (numbered and reserved). Fiyb Shillings; Unreserved Seats, Half-a-Cbowh Back Seats, Onb Shilling. Tickets to be hod at the Northern Whig Office, Belfast, on and after Monday, 23d instant, where a Plan of the Stalls may also be seen. Each Reading uill last Two ...

... attention to the following plain facta, which were investigated and elicited the presence of Mr. Kenny, Sub-Editor of the Northern Whig, and Mr. Rerille, Sub-Editor of the Ulsterman, at 7, P.M., on Thursday evening, 28th January, 1858. The facta ire ns follow ...

... over, so much our space being occupied with our reply to the anti Catholic absurdities of our well-meaning contemporary, the Whig. It shall appear next post. ...

... poor Lord John Uussell has got the turn and ruunin » out fast. At the L »rd Mayor’s banquet in >n »a, on Friday, tho little Whig statesman--oiioe the prime put of the metropolis—was hissed, abs-dutely hissed oven that select nssembUge, when ho row to respond ...

... of the whigs. or the pro-Catholic tendencies of the peelites. are pr-vsil. It remains seen whether the principle of coinpensstiun for improvements made tenants in Ireland,” by the late government, though at all times obstinately refused the whigs, will ...

... the wife of Mr. C. Wilson, a daughter. On the 19th inst., at Armagh, Mr. Junes Simms, for twenty years Editor of the Northern Whig. On the 16lh inat., at 19, Alton-street, Mr?. Harriett M'Muiray, fifty years. On the 17lh inst., of scarletina. George William ...

... combination between the w r. tebed T -ry clique which the Chancery suit has neatly squ-:ch- d. and the tii -end «£ the old worn-out Whig” party, is on foot. «>u compromise, the vacant i offi-es c to g von few ** respectabiw” ex- j pectants, and the Town Council ...