... (From the Northern Whig.) The excitement in commercial circles in Belfast, since we last wrote on this subject, continues unabnted. The further inrestijfations, which hare taken place since Saturday, hare only confirmed our original statement—rix., that ...

... THE WHIGS AND PEERAGE JOBBERY. Wiihis the last few days a list has been published of the peerages made by the Whigs since vhey entered office in 1830. The families” have certainly taken care of their own friends, and one most objectionable custom of the ...

... fFr/m the Northern Whig.) Belfa«t. wliere, the power Han!: of England has tended to restore confidence amonff all eiasaes. Our local Hanks continue to discount bills, as in onlinery times: and, heyond the price that has paid for no' inconvenience is ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY. ( Tn the Editor of the Coleraine Chronicle ) Sir—ln your payer oflast Saturday you save extract from the Northern hig, with a heading of your own, Romish Priests.” Now, the Editor of the Whig fully entitled ...

... WANTED, An active and attentive agent iho Sal** and Supply of “THE DAILY’ NORTHERN WHIG,’’ and ‘‘THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG,” in Coleraine and iis Vicinity. Apply F. D. Fishy Son, Belfast. 560( DRAINING, FLOORING, OVEN TILES AND BRICKS. THE ABOVE,ON SALE ...

... from office by a combination of factious, a Whig administration must necessarily succeed them, and believing that this country must retrograde and become daily more and more impoverished and wretched under Whig misrule, and that its only chance of progressive ...

... which the new Government will bring forth in the approaching session of Parliament. We have been blessed with six years of Whig rule, and, on looking over the measures which have, during that period, passed into law we are struck with astonishment at ...

... denunciations of the Whig, and the bloody bludgeons of Pound-street, and the proclamation” from the Castle, the enemies of the cross, as of old, have prevailed nothing.” The work prospers —the gospel openly preached. What trill the Whig say to this Alas ...

... leadino- Whigs, and, if he recollected right, Sir C. Wood said he believed that it was not their intention to depart from their form-r policy on the subject. At subsequent meeting Mr. Maurice Connell sa.d he was authorised to state, that if the Whig party ...

... the political character of Whigs and Tories in his late pamphlets. Lord Lansdowne remarked, that there was a good deal of truth in what he said, as the Tories, having taken a more democratic line, in general, than the Whigs; their political position, ...

... in•tramental in carrying the bill for the reform of the representative system. the resignation Earl Grey, in August, 1834, ths Whig Ministry was modified, and Viscount Melbourne was raised to the office of iirst Lord of the Treasury. This Ministry was dissolved ...

... Sir A. Armstrong (Whig), Dr. Boyd (Conservative), J. M. Caulfield (Whig), T. Connolly (Conservative), W. H. Cotton (Conservative), T. V- Dawson (Whig), Fagan (Repealer), Sir R. Ferguson (Whig), C. Fortescue (Whig), O. D. Grace ( ...