... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... awkward adulation is heaped the leading Liberals of the town the Whig, but it so. The Whig wants the rate paying clauses abolished: fancy that the secret. For considerable time past, the Whig seemed to have contracted a nuptial engagement with the Lite* ...

... new Ministry. There arc three combatants :—Possibly Lord Derby and a Tory Ministry— Lord Lnnsdowne, Lord John Russell, and Whig Cabinet—Lord Palmerston, and the best Ministers of the late Cabinet, with some fresh adherents in the place of those who must ...

... “The Attorney- General, at the relation of John Ilea, Esq., r. the Belfast Municipal Corporation.” And, again, in yesterday’s Whig, vre have, in middleclass capitals—“ Important Decision of the Master of the Rolls,” with three more files of capitals, becoming ...

... TO C() RESPONDENT I’KOTesTAXT,*’ the nul'jet-t the Whig a>»«l the Chrit-t Church Protottant Association, lu our next. TBB ADnRSSSLS FRO TUB WISHOPS CtRBOT I»Bt.AST) tuk I. oku PsiatTß. —In reply to several communications, w« bop to say, that, although ...

... economy!” Whig, Dec. If our Municipal system were honestly conducted, ten shillings, instead of a pound of rates, might suffice!! ” Wh!n, th Dec. Which of the Members of the Council would prevent Mr. Bates from being paid seven thousand a-year?”— Whig, of a ...

... isn’t afraid lot out little what does know, which is more than anybody else dares. . . Hay ter is the last of the race of whips—Whig whips, that ; and he con have no successor. In all former times there were two whips;—now there only one, for Mulgrave, Berkeley ...

... arising from the discontents and murmurs injured people. The Whig is the only party which has right govern the country. * has hereditary claims, and whatever happens, the eyes of a genuine Whig, W higgism is all in all. Patriotism an empty sound. Wait, ...

... published the Messrs. Its contents embrace great variety of matters interesting to members of the Established Church.” —Northern Whig. “Irish Chtbchmak’s Almanac. —Belfast ;W. G. —Tins compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...

... Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace a great variety of mutters interesting to members of the Established Church.”—iVorfAern Whig. “Irish Churchman’s Almanac.—Belfast: W. & G. Aonbw. —This compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...