... THlE WHIG AND ITS LATE EDITOR. THUs following extraordinary statement appears in the a~iorw of Saturday last:- We have received a printed circular from Messrs. F. D. Finlay & Son, Proprietors of the Northern lVzdg,' and perused its contents with astonishment ...

... in possession of a copy of the Report. The Report was presented to Parlia- ment on Friday night, on Saturday the Nborthern Whig was, we believe, favoured with a copy from Dublin Castle. The letters of our correspondents, to which wo have referred, are ...

... do so, notwithstanding what has taken place.-Tinees. NExv ADMINISTRATIONs.-The following is a list of the Administrations, Whig and Toryi which have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution, viz: ...

... size and merits, the cheapest daily paper in Ulster. We do not wish to say any- thing as to the appearance of the Northern Whig in its new form, further than to ask our readers to. compare it with the Be Vast News-Lelter. In every respect we claim the ...

... Clin- ton and Lord Elcho; Sir Robert Peel, whatever may he his political description, and with Lord J. Russell, two such pure Whigs as Mr. George Byng and Mr. 0. Stanley. I send you a list of the Irish mnembers who voted, as you will perceive there were only ...

... 004 Henry Gordon Palmer, IS University of Dublin, 2,385 Nnw AMINISTRATiolNS.-ThIu following is a list of the AdministratiOns, Whig and Tory, which have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution-viz. ...

... such journals as the Ulsterman and Whig are quite content with it. What further need be said of it, indeed, than that the Whig has declared it to be, in short, a state-paper vindication of the politics of the Northern Whig 9 Ay, that it is I ...

... murderer is described as a German, about 30 years of age. NEw ADMINrsTRATIONS,-Tbe following is a list of the administrations, Whig and Tory, which have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution, viz ...

... passing of the In- demnity Bill. Let the public, however, consider such a piece of advice as this, coming from tile Northern Whig, the organ of a faction which has been so long urging on the opposition to the Bill; which has written, and worked day after ...

... attacks made upon those gentlemen in the Radical journals, we found it necessary to speak in their defence. The conduct of the Whig and Ulsterr1an, in maligning and misrepresenting the magistrates, may, therefore, be taken to have been rebuked by the Com ...

... and plece- hunters; but, as telegran succeededtelegram and as the reports and runiours acquired consistency, the faces of the Whig-Radicals gradually elongated, and ftnally dismay and yoci unutterable seized on them all. They then-their wishes fathering ...

... increase of patronage, or an amount likely to excite the jealousy of Parliament. Let us examine this point fairly, irrespective of Whig or Tory. The number of civil appointments necessary for the government of India was found by disas. trous experience to be ...