... rejected Stallion from the Danebury or any other Stud. order of o’a owner, WM, M'CLURO, Groom. N.B.—The Proprietor of the Northern Whig, guided by the same cowardly spirit which characterised the malignant spleen of the writer of the Challenge, refused to publish ...

... official in the Castle, who must write the sentiments and issue tho orders of bis master in each successive administration, Whig, lory, Radical. During last or twenty years Air. Mathews has been chiefly known Presbyterian community being constantly occupied ...

... (or the purpose are negotiating the budness. so that before two years elapse, the Free Traders and cotton spin, ners, the Whigs and the Republicans, the labourers and the paupers, will have the sod of Great Britain entirely their own disposal. Those who ...

... tenant now claims that this custom fair construction the tenant right system, were to f downright as sc areal half deornod t,ie Whig's misrepresentation too con- Dr. Mac bale and his priests will, through this pro hac vice, while his duties are essentially ...

... Northern Whig, to the disgrace of the name it bears, has latterly become, to the work of landlord Toryism with special effect There is no doubt, believe, that a gun or blunderbuss has been really fired into Mr. Anketell's house; but tlie Whig, without ...

... for purpose of taking into consideration a letter which bad appeared the week before in the Banner of (fitter and Northern Whig newspapers, signed Richard George Jebb,” and relating to a piece of plate which his Lordship’s Tenantry are said to liave one ...

... which are about to offer, and which are imperatively suggested by the whole case, as it now stands before the public. The Whig, observe, complains that it had received no intimation of the intended meeting. Our contemporary is so deeply in the confidence ...

... all the current information of day in regard to it. In the Whig of Saturday ia-t, the following letter appeared in reply to that of tbo Telegraph Reporter ; '•TO TUX EDITOR OP TIIS HOKTHER* WHIG. Sir, —Aa you have published, at length, the debate on Lord ...

... Tt tke Tenantry the Estates «f Yiscaaat ■■■gauM. GENTLEMEN, —I have this evening read in the Whig and Banner a document which calls itself Reply” to letter to you. A more complete confirmation, however, of all I havo asserted, ity impossible to imasrine ...

... and beauty all around. Let us take heed, then, ot the weak devices our opponents, and opponents wo have. Even the Northern Whig, once the farmer s paper and the farmer's friend, once the exponent of public opinion in Ulster—hut. ! bow is the gold become ...

... bat does not tho Whig know indeed I not expect them to know, as argument is drswn from tho Epistle to the Philippian* that the Apostle Paul rejoiced when he saw men preaching whoso motives were not altogether the most pure. Tho Whig first issued primer ...

... his Presbyterian heart, the deep tinged scarlet robe ol the mother of The Dublin Evening landlord-ridden hack—the Northern Whig, and Lord Londonderry, are the next to usaai! the Presbyterian ministers, and through ua the Presbyterian people of the province ...