... y, James Simms made the Whig —the proprietor, the late F. D. Finlay, had no more to say to the Whig's views or politics than he had to say to the regulation of affairs at the Antipodes. On the character thus obtained the Whig has been trading—it now conducted ...

... Ulsterman, nor the Whig, nor John Rea, represent Belfast Liberal opinion in any honourable sense of the term; and, in proof of this, we direct attention to an unexceptionable test the Municpal Elections on Wednesday last. r The Ulsterman, the Whig, and John Rea ...

... Liheinl Objections to the Award. That the Ulsterman and the Whig are to be considered as the representatives of what is enlightened, honourable and influential the Liberalism of Belfast, would be au assumption so offensive in its character, and ridiculous ...

... captious and dishonest assaults of those whose voice is still for war.” But we do not wage war with pigmies. The Ulster, man, the Whig, and the News-Letter, agreeing in nothing else, may combine to misrepresent and abuse us, because we follow independent course ...

... and, therefore, when the Whig puts forward the opposition of Mr. Charters as a reason for rejecting the award of its own Arbitrators, it guilty of a gross deceit. Nay, more, a short time ago, when it suited the purposes of the Whig to ridicule the opposition ...

... be led about blindfold. the present moment the only compact party in the State is the Ministerial Party, and yet it is not Whig, nor Radical, nor is it describable by any of the old party names. Lord Palmerston, undoubtedly, enjoys the confidence of the ...

... for and bind them, have resolved not to abide their decision.” No. 4. That wo farther regret to see a statement the Northern Whig of this day, that arrangements bavo already been made for contesting the forthcoming municipal elections upon political grounds ...

... of Arbitrators whose recommendations it is now sought to utterly repudiate. The unprincipled and disgraceful conduct of the Whig does not surprise us. That Journal has degenerated into a mere utensil, to be used at the pleasure of John Kea, and a contemptible ...

... Commission closed, but on a former occasion, although Lord Londonderry only forwarded it from Mountatewart to the Northern Whig on the 6th October. You will observe that the date of the ukase itself was not given. It appears that there was a gentleman ...

... own George was not destitute of talent; but he was Regent, was acting for an insane Tory King, bad compromised himself with Whig politics, and he frit tered away any faculties that be bad upon orgies and gewgaws Some the other recen European Regencies ...

... write with authority, and assuming to represent correctly the opinions of the general « body of Liberals in this town,” the Whig, un«wittingly misrepresented ” Messrs. Dunville and Macnamara in the matter of the recent arbitration, that it was compelled ...

... fic Society,” to which M'Parland responded. Mr Ltnd proposed “ The Press,” and the representatives of the Daily Mercury and Whig responded. The toasts of “ The Committee,” “ The Chairman,” and ** The Vice-Chairman,” were proposed and responded to in eloquent ...