... period he luts been connected w ith the press of Belfast, and was well known as the pubfisher and proprietor the Northero Whig, with which newspaper lie has been connected since its establishtuent, ...

... Altogether, this Lunacy Bill, with its patronage, appears to be a very pretty job, which would have made • fine sulject for Whig onslaught if carried by a Tory government. ...

... Police Court on Monday. They were sentenced to pay a penalty of 40.. and cod., an suffer iwpriroutuent for two mouths. —North,rn Whig. ...

... Macaulay came before the people of England as a public man. As a politician, it is true, he has always been rather too much of a Whig, to be altogether popular with the people, yet through good and through bad report has he ever faithfully served his party ...

... left the works, they berm proviso* warncd to remove. mime they isoessnuad to ho certain and ie favour of the empany. About Whig sr thirty agreed tithe hiss, eammisting psier gibe megiems to whim the vele eel milerid; the to he emeemb dam* retired to.rwig ...