... The Clerk or the Markets his Si ccessor. The Whig of Saturday last contains an article in reference to the dismissal of the present clerk of the markets, and calls attention to another bit of alleged jobbing on the part of the Town Council. Ihe article ...

... OF THE BELFAST Sir,—A letter appeared in the Whig of Tuesday, signed a Belfast Churchman.” I sent a reply to the Whig, which they alleged to be inaclinissible,” and, of course, refused me insertion. The Whig, lam sorry to see, is no longer the chivalrous ...

... that the rich should still enjoy their luxuries ontaxed.'* the Whig really gone insane? We have 105 members for Ireland; and of these, 103 were present Monday night’s division ; yet the Whig decides that there was a majority of 47 22—00 in allthus denuding ...

... newspapers, but nothing more rich than a paragraph which we subjoin from the Northern Whig of yesterday. Speaking of the proposal to extend the boundary of the borough, the Whig says infer •* We have not space to-day to refer to the mea- sure, nor to the remarkable ...

... however, has been told of that requisition the Northern Whig —not, dare say, knowingly, hut The Whig mentions that the requisition was signed but thirty names or so. The party who informed the Whig was cither a wilful fabricator or utterly ignorant of his ...

... spectacles of the Northern Whig must sadly distorted—so curiously formed that a peep through them multiplies the types of the Timet, and, with presto, changes the short name of Cairns into that of Davison. Thursday’s number of the Whig, contains editorial ...

... collateral eeiJonce that the parliamentary return must be erroneous, would just cite the example of our contemporary, the Northern Whig. The proprietor of that journal has frequently quoted thu maximum of his circulation, but the stamp office gives him credit ...

... If we can credit all we read in our contemporaries, it only a week or so since, at meeting of Tenant Leaguers, the Northern Whig was complimented the Rev. John Rogers, of Comber, for the part had taken advancing the cause of the League. The echo of the ...

... would obliged, on the Whig’s plan, to work years for nothing himself, and after all was done pay clerks, parliamentary agents, and casual expense*!! There area number of point* which might be taken up in this article of the Whig, but as can guest from ...

... from a Whig and something more, and probably our expectation would have been shorn of its fair dimensions, but that Sir James Graham can afford to *l»e generous, believing his secure tenure of office. Still, it U good deal think about, that the Whig First ...

... their imbecility. These Whig families have been, for generations, “marrying in and in;” and, by a law of nature, the result of this perpetual mingling of kindred blood is degeneracy. The same law holds politically, and the Whig party is perishing by means ...

... allowed it to remain untouched. Our expectation was fully justified, as the subjoined letter from Mr. Ker to the Northern Whig —in which the untruth first obtained publicity—and which have been requested to insertwill show •• Sir,— Having seen in yoor ...