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... WHIG ABUSE LEGAL PATIiONAOE. Even from Printing-house Square tliere has proceeded a murmur of disapprobation, on account of Serjeant O’Brien’s elevation to judicial position. Such preferment, reasons the Times, will only serve to strengthen the public ...
... THE WHIG AND ITS LATE EDITOR. The following extraordinary statement appears in the N ation of Saturday last : We have received a printed circular from Messrs. F. D. Finlay and Son, proprietors of the Northern Whig, and perused its contents with astonishment ...
... TO THB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Being one of the subscribers to the fund for raising and re-fitting the clock of Anne’s Church, may I ask, through your columns, why it has been allowed to remain so long in such a disgracefully unfinished state ...
... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERS WHIG. Sir, —Will you afford me a few lines in your columns for the purpose of replying to a communication signed Free Trader,” which appeared in the Whig, of Friday pressure of business haring prevented me from doing so at earlier ...
... rHE COST OF WHIG AND CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT. [From the Evening Herald.] When the Conservatives quitted office, in 1846, as proved by official returns, the national debt was, in round numbers, £765,000,000, having been reduced in the previous three years ...
... (from the northern whig of this day.) Since Sunda* - further arrests have been made ; and the o mien have been circulated with such rapidity, the past two or three days, to the effect that men, young and old, had been arrested in their houses, pla of ...
... SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF DESTITUTE WHIGS. The first meeting of tho Society for Providing for tho Wants of Destitute Whig?, was held at Cambridge Houso on Sunday last the Earl of Sh-ft -sb-ry iv the chair. The proceedings were opened with prayei, after ...
... TO Tltr. EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Siu, —Th*- above ct 'aas rct ent'y broughtpromiiu ntly before tlio public, tbroup.h aibcisiouiu the I'nglishcourts f law. Tlio Uoy.il Insurance Company'’have ad-JrcS'C the point ; ami cc vc, by the lettir which subj ...
... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —Not many months ago, the Belfast Harbour Commisstcuers expended handsome sum of mooey for the purpose of providing bathing-place for the young men of this town, for which that portion of the community were very ...
... reformers of 1830? Not seventy men in Parliament. They made up the Whig majority. Ifter 1832 they numbered a hundred and fifty, and the political organs of that day exhibited the Whigs petitioning the Radicals for alms, and praying not only for support ...
... [Written expressly for the Northern Whig.] Friday Evening, Oct. 1. The revival in trade continues steady and progressive, and the resources of the Bank of England accumulate with remarkable rapidity. The bullion in the bank coffers most now about twenty ...
... PROFESSORS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —An announcement appears in two local papers, to-day, at the close of the report of the opening of the Presbyterian College, yesterday, which will cause some alarm and some surprise to the friends of ...