... declarations of Whigs out of place. Once place and power, they felt that the “enormity” of the Established Church, absurd and indefensible it was* constituted one of their greatest and surest liolds upon the Irish aristocracy, to whose younger suns and ...

... THE WEEKLY “NORTHERN WHIG, EIGHT PAGES, FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, PRICE TWOPENCE, (THE SIZE OF THE LONDON ** TIMES,” WHICH IS SOLD AT POrnPENCB.) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY C, will be Published THE WEEKLY “NORTHERN WHIG,” Which will contain the whole Week’s News for ...

... THE DAILY “NORTHERN WHIG,” Ulsterman. BELFAST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1858. SUMMARY OF NEWS. Tub Times says that a legal export duty ought to be fixed on tea by treaty with China. 719,7001b5. of tea and 1,1341ba. of silk have just been brought to England ...

... Commons has been such that both Whigs and Tories have been obliged to bid for Irish support, and to depend upon it in a great measure for preponderance. And they have done this with noticeable differences. When the Whigs set about obtaining (lopularity ...

... to abuse the Catholic Irish people. The Whig eagerly published the eulogium, and offered to the intolerance of Ulster this Tory compliment as certificate of character ! This is sad. Tho time was when the Whig would have wisely looked on praise from the ...

... for the trifling sura of NINEPENCE PER WEEK. The Northbrn Whig,” at lid. will tho CHEAPEST DAILY PAPER IN IRELAND. The Proprietors call attention to the following features in the “Nobthbbh Whig;”— The liatest News, Foreign and Domestic, by telegraph, to ...

... M'Lean. .F. D, Finlay v. Simms and Ferrar. Tina was an appeal from the Belfast Manor Court. The proprietor ol the Northern Whig had advertised the prospectus of his daily paper in the Belfast Mer curt/, as well as in the other Belfast papers; ami the ...

... government of Lord Derby brought to grief, it will more owing to their insanity than to any efforts of the Whig party ; and, more than this—that if the Whigs get back to office in the course of next session, they are certain to return both wiser and better ...

... HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED in the vicinity of the LINEN HALL, for few months.—Address,’ 4 * W. Collbs, Northern Whig Office,” stating particulars. High Harrogate, Nov. 9, 1858. ...

... that it was by the Whig party that the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was introduced into parliament, and that the last act of this party was set on foot an ex-officio prosecution against two priests for having employed against the Whigs that clerical influercc ...

... next week. HANDSOMK.I.Y-FURNISriRD APARTMENTS in the vicinity LINEN HALL, for k few montlis. Address, W. Col Las. Northern Whig Office, stating particulars. Iligb Harrogu e, >ov. 9. 1858. ...

... (Reserved and Numbered). 6s; Second Scats (Unreserved), 6d; Back Seats and Gallery, Is, Tickets arc issued at tue Northern Whig Office. Doors Open at Half-past Seven. The Audience are requested to be in their places at ten minutes before Eight. ...