... THE On Saturday morning thé morta! remains of the late F.D. Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Northern Whig, were conveyed from his late residenco, Donegal-square, for in- terment in the new burial ground. The funeral cortege Wus one of the largest and ...

... THE RIOTS IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig announces that the Lord Lieutenant has ordered an inquiry into the riots in Belfast cn the 12th July and following days. ...

... Oracle of the Irish Whigs— then a very numerous class, for all who were not Tories were Whigs. Oiher party distributions bave since taken plece end the Whig proper is limited toa eelect few—but in the days of Protestant ascendancy the Whig banner covered the ...

... hardly so regard it. It is not upon the literary man ut sic that the honour is conferred, but upon the Whig literary man, the Whig official, the Whig partisan. It is not the historian of England that is thus raised to what may be called an historical position ...

... of the Irish Whigs- t then a very numerous class, for all who were not V Tories were Whigs. Other party distributions have a ince taken place and the Whig proper is limited to a -elect few-but in the days of Protestant ascendancyt the Whig banner covered ...

... generally | Mr. Macaulay failed to grapple with the sturdy as of the Whigs, And efterwards, when be return had the India, and when he became a “ Cabinet Minister” at moat Melbourne Whigs, it was soon felt that Mr. Macaula not stand in debate against Sir ...

... subjects already appropriated, and wander over the world in search of a grievance. But bow different is the position of hereditary Whig politician ! He the legitimate successor of the virtuoua and tbe wise. He comes of philanthropic reforming stock. His father ...

... Hall.— Courant. Death of F. D. Finlay, Esq. —We have to record the death of F. D. Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Northern Whig, which took place on Thursday, at Glenarm. where he had been residing for a short time for the benefit of his health. Mr. Finlay ...

... Northern Whig of Saturday, blood was shed in no stinted profusion, wounds were inflicted in proportionate plenty, and one life, probably, was sacrificed to the fauatiefury of the patrons of street preachers, misnamed “pious fools” by the Whig —for pious ...

... y and hon. propmior. of the Not them Whig. Mr Fiuiay'a name ha. be. n intimaiely and hui.or. Lbly laietl aiih ihe ca.we of tied ao.l rel.gl.QOlberty forupa.rJ. t. irty-tl.ree ye r», a* propneior of Ho Northern Whig, paper ch, a .e,.t exponent o- ll.e-ral ...

... will judge how well they befit the clerics) character. Addressing the editor » f the Northern Whig, he says:— You are very great gudgeon—the editor of the Whig must needs be great—and as clergymen need a little relief, like other men, from severe occupation ...

... James Simms, one of the pro- prietors of this paper, left a high literary engagement to conduct and write forthe Northern Whig. The Whig bad advanced very considerably, and it was not infra dig. for Simms to connect himself personally with it, and to make ...