... 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 ...

... sure to be just so much addition to the Whig ranks Parliament. That, fancy, is evident. Counties which return three Conservatives now, are to docked of one of their number, and that one is to transferred the Whigs. But it may said that there will be a balance ...

... ge!ters-up of their defence.”— Whig Satsrd^j. “John Knox might, considerable propriety, have been iia'oed for fre-ro.uing. Whig of Thundag. “We have co.. the Council and their orator with misquoting our figures.”— Whig of Saturday. “ Of Calvin's moral ...

... CHRONICLE, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 11, 1854. .Obooportlrfon b, Lonl John’. Wll ohouia it „ nr. tb.t th. • would bo fj.our of th. Whig.. Th. •• ounnmg l, h,v. plotted their plot with .kill, hut the/ deficient th. tout reunite drew .11 kind, of fi.h into their ...

... which will keep us in, now that are in, and the more artfully disguise it much the more advantageous will to our position. We Whigs are roasters of the situation to-dvv, and must concoct some, thing that will •* keep the word of promise the ear” of the multitude ...

... unhesitatingly assert that the company not to relied on. If, a* have s» far reason to think, the wires are open to all, then the Whig is making an effort to extract juice puffery from the apples of the Dead Sea—a task very thankless indeed— understand more ...

... NICHOLL. 10, High-Street ;alto. of G KIN. Arthur Square; Mr MAGILL, Donegall Plsce. where the Drawing# are view ; and tho Svrthrm Whig Ofice. Belfast, Pith September. 1854. (312 ...

... friends of that progress. But we not like to see ** exclusive dealing” in the Protestant town of Belfast, however much the Whig and the Banner may demur the allusion. The foreign intelligence is not uninterestingodeed it cannot be, as European affairs ...

... Surely ! liberal” and whig” if you will, and pi-y the Russian. Oh! it is amiable character act the farce is not less amusing than instructive. Mr. Cairns did noble act, and the hig would not publish it. The act is on par with the Whig’t extenuation of Mr ...