... Carlisle, I bag Vam K. Brown, 2 boxes Vam D. J. t|*Donald,3 boxes Yam J. Martin. I bale Muslin Dunbar Co., trusses Linen Northern Whig, parcels Paper R. M'Hinch, barrel'iroeeri^ V » s,, ?* ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY 1, 1860. ...

... shall have obtained a freedom from all the ties that bind man to his fellow and both to God: we shall be free-traders in a Whig paradise. If we were asked what unchecked free trade would ultimately come to we could scarcely say; but if asked what it has ...

... observing, as you all must, the distress that is I trast that all now se prevalent throughout the country, classes—whether Whigs, Tories, or Radioals—will for the present forget their own political crotchets, and join as men te oppose that party whe I ...

... subject of California, that politics were beginning to run high in that country, that it was difficult to discover whether the Whigs (Tories) or Democrats were the stronger, but that it seemed probable that California would send Colonel Fremont and the Hon ...

... ROBERT PEEL'S MANIFESTO. Tun rcsolutc staeid taken by the Protectionist party bas in- spired with such terror the hcarts of the \Whig miznisters, that Ohey are betrayinig their weakoess by thc most extraordinary exhibitions. One of theirorgaus, the T'imee, ...

... proves that they are, 'by the following acknowledgment of a greatly im- I proved demand for the raw material — we quote the Whig-Radical journal, in conformity with the rule to which we always adhere — the rule to prove all that we assert in such cases ...

... lately been going on rate that promised to realize at the close of the financial year that hitherto not very usual result a Whig Surplus? those competent to form an opinion on the subject calculated that the Chancellor will find himself with a surplus ...

... &c., a beautiful Steel Plate, Rustic Civility,” which would credit to a much more costly work. The readers of The Fori hern Whig may obtain this wonderful two-pennyworth, by applying to George Phillips, Bridge- Slreet; or, Henry Greer, High-Street. The ...

... place in the procession with the prohibited importation food. I has, the wild visions of the extreme Radical, the medium of the Whig, or the Conservative professions of nign loryall find place in this Tipperary pharmacopeia—placing every peruser in the predicament ...

... preference, and eacmtion 1 -unyieldingly requires no prompting. In this we shall confessedly have the entire co-operation of the Whigs and Peelites, who deem their peculiar interests tand character involved in maintaining the inviola- rbility of the corn law ...

... favour in all parts of the country, yielded to the con- viction that it was necessary and proper to try the experiment. The Whigs as a body fall especially iv this category. They then regarded the doctrine at sound in philosophy which was vouched by poli- ...