... IRELAND. Representation of Belfast.—The Northern Whig announces that a section at least of the Liberal constituency have been weighing the propriety of sending a requisition to Sir James Graham to stand for that town when sufficient signs of an approaching ...

... he thought, tend to promote the welfare of the whole community, irrespective of party Cjnsiderations. When he thought the Whigs right he had supported them, when he thought them wrong he had opposed them. He then proceeded considerable length to give ...

... artiea ascendancy were cont « ndin earnestly for the well as the ,nin * e ection ? h Usttheanti-remerro T„ - d °^ g t0 the Whig party °» • v Blde ' Ifc WOnld a PP ear a good prospect of main/* • ascendanc 7, d have principles advocated v JU'w 8 c « csition ...

... universal consent, and for the best of all reasons—that on such subjects agriculturists are nearly agreed. It is not question of Whig and Tory which now occupies the thoughts of the farmer, —it is prosperity or adversity—success or ruin. He has seen the main ...

... RSON BROTHERS, 45 REFORM STREET, ESPRop FULLY invite the attention of their their Patro ms and the Public to an inspection of Whig Tecen upthases for Th the WINTER TRADE, Now daily arriving. e ‘and at effort 4 €en personally selected in London, c & to sec ...