... fell: but while such intimidation lasted it was impossible there could be cordiality between landlord and tenant. The Northern Whig of this day ear. : It would be grossly unfair to say that all Irish Catholic prelates, or that many Irish Catholic laymen. ...

... which sun ise the glory or the shock of political leadership. a& are not adequately summed up in the rdtibboleth of either Whig or Tory. These interests spring out of the industrial, economic, educational, and religious prineipks which constitute the ...

... TUE TEMPERANCE QUF:S.TTON AND PRESBYTERIAN ELDERS. Tea Northers Whig of this morning Some months ago, Mr. George Black, &brewer, had ordained an elder by a kirk session of a Free Church congregation. It appears that the resolution was appealed against ...

... THE FACTORY ACT. Tux Whig is of opon that. had Belfast been eticiently remounted, as it wee when Mr. APClure a somber of Parliament, the Home Secretory sot ventured to treat the repessultatises of Mot Ulster manufacturers with rsopset to the POEM lation ...

... iscquaisktal with De. Norrin.--Chriatiout to ephoure fies wow there hoe been ea perm. rises li.. so 1,. land.' - Northern Whig. and I , 4•wry ginp M 011. 1 1 S edi LIFE Dit' inkie JOHNKNOX. iw Ito. cloth calm. bd. A week ivory Primhydericom nigh ...

... elegant, 6s. This admirable book revives the recollection of es grand of Ulster History, which lanai Ile always isiterwting.—Whig. AU who value the fond of Mhos shodd ii.—Nswry Telegraph. TIYHE HUMAN MIND: • System of Hostel Philosophy for the Baader ...

... simply ridiculous. The idea et making Mr. M•Clure the superior of Mr. Corry anil of Mr. Johnston could only originate with the Whig. Mr. Corry dues not rest his claims to represent Belfast on the wealth he possesses. He is. no doubt. a prosperous merchant ...

... Noccoo yreally to the 0 mew f or It kirk there has MN cruet parallel sinew • fonowialioo of Proshyterionism !w--ised. gurtbern Whig. Vsry saloobli. - - -Newry Tele- IffliPb• 1%1 6 ( ) 1 It N i ew l;.'4 ed l it ' k i ill j „ 4 l:t i re iN tione KN lot !Ivo ...

... appeared in 1689. Cloth. elegant. be. nie book the recollection of • grand fragment ef Ulster which must be interesting.' —Whig. Ail who raise the fo n d memorise el their should pureliaseit. —Newry Telegreph. HUMAN MIND: A System of Mental 1 Philosophy ...

... es they appeared in 4111161161 Pat. admirable book the recollection of • of Ulster History, which wolio4 16,11,1•KOI. • -Whig. AU min the juud twoworias of their Isthani Forcham it.' -Newry Telegraph. HUMAN MIND: A tlynosi of Monal 1. Philosophy for ...

... enhance eigtoti e 4 .for which there hoe beeo en tract parlikl sieges the fooodatioe of Preebylerianison Irelowd.—Nortbern Whig. Very intereeting raloebie. - —Newey Teleran. LIFE OF JOHN KNOX. .j 1 New edition, with illustrations. Post tiro, cloth extra ...

... World. Serves to enho the dignity of a for then has &ova no parodlol the foundation of Presbyterianism in load.—Northorn Whig. and ralliablo. —Newry Tilers* eilitlE'S Lin OF JOHN KNOX. New edition. with illontrationa. Poet cloth extra. :io 64. 'A ...