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... PREPARATION OF FLAX, TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Srr,—As if to remind the public in general that still vast deal is to be done to bring the necessary te the converting of the raw product to a first stage of the staple fabric of the North of Ireland ...
... Esa ,M.P.—Presentation oF —The London Correspondent of the Northern Whig sy —* A mark of honour was paid Mr. Jobn Sadleir, 08 turday last, in London. You are aware that in 10 his other manifold labours, Mr. Sadleir is a banker. Jand. Heis® banking operations ...
... is more, have got the best offices too. The Whigs or rather the Liberals, who voted against the Budget, are 256 in number, and yet only 15 have got places in the Aberdeen Who then can wonder that the Whigs should be astonished and indignant at the compara- ...
... per barrel; butter, firkins and crocks, to 93d.—white firkins, 9}d. to 10d. per lb.—lumps, 94d. to 10d. per do. — Northern Whig. Lory Asenprex anxp Lonp Eotswton.—Lord Aber- deen has conferred the Green Ribbon of the Thistle, vacant by ihe death of the ...
... with Mr. R. Lowe, Joint Secretaries to the Board of Control. It is stated that the Hon. Charles Clements, the;unsuccessful Whig Candidate for the county of Leitrim, has been appointed Under Secretary for Ireland. —LEvening Packet. ...
... office, &c. There were a great many applicants amongst the democrats for this office ; but it appears strange how one of the Whig party could expect to obtain an office from a government against which he so strenuously worked at the election of the late ...
... per gallon 25 O.P. in bond ; and the Scotch have made a corresponding advance, both for malt and grain whiskey.— Northern Whig. ...
... remembrance of many of our readers, that immediately before the session of 1851, we stated that it was the intention of the Whig ministry to introduce a bill that session for the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. The accutacy of the statement ...
... The liberal party there are desirous of seeing the late Whig Solicitor-General, a man of high repute and ability, appointed; while Lord Aberdeen is desirous of softening down the appointment of a Whig Lord Advocate by the nomination of a Conservative Solicitor ...
... the Marquis of without even waiting till those measures reached the Lords, sounded the tocsin of opposition. With genuine Whig policy, however, instead of opposing the other bills absolutely, which course would be productive of odium, he brought for- ...
... Irish Whigs. They gathered around his generous board, and discussed the hopes and fears of their party while they discussed the flavour of his wines. The noble fortune which he had ac- quired by his profession was devoted to the maintenance of Whig power ...
... question was the undoubted organ of the libe- ralor mixed party which has since succeeded to power. He was the agent of the Whig Government, he was their agent when they were resolved into their unofli- cial elements, and he is the agent of the present ...