... t _of the _Leather Trade _Unexceptionable references _. . • ' . _' . ' -, Address M . M . B ., care _of the Daily Northern Whig Office Belfast ; .. - ' . - • . . _- ' _- •> - : ; -: . .- TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS , ' '' . ' _- - _S ITUATION WANTED by ...

... bons .ay line of rail. way, and who.. ran math thorn oily 'laugh the we will continue that an (meetly, oily change which we Whig, Mat when oar 5R1, Ili-Wkly will ar Burma A GREATLY ENLARGER Foul. sot yet to ibt. to fit tho pro.. date when change. will ...

... SIOTICI. 1100 11W•11 DI T Whig oleo wets ofJOISKPII THORLEY, 1 ef Ite 77 OM •ff,elttiptoe poem ire see oe poll* operbtel el Ye joetly .• ✓oe Came, sof amen lio Neel Hobs. eftertleteeateN S otelleg asides mob ; tee farther of Therloy, tie of Dr Metedl ...

... I,II . EEA the PRINCESS FREDERIL'ir WILLIAM of PRUSSIA. Plies PATEL:SOS St SONS. Edinburat and TO TT WOLIN ST PUBLIC TOUP, Whigs Om Hell, St Owerside ?kw, ö. es the lot 1660, at Ten tieleek TIM id the belswging Ur Dane:. eowialn• or tt wlth the TWO as ...

... Maur Marra', saw Dahlia, trod dad Is bad He was last ass the Mr wrgfam Ms a Ward cattle at Smithfield, asd a palladia if the Whig-Catholic width r brk-rslas advisers to Lewd Nam ashy sod etbar Lib's* the days of the raw& airy. Mr Murphy has large prope ...

... inadequate, though they bad agreed had done to carry it. For nn.hor.-I mean the P.rhamen- | author.-of that bil —the leaders ot Whig partT, Steadily refused to step Sing* hair’shreadth in advance of it. They justified their conduct thai which friend of mine ...

... Itogesta te lan Mb Maks, —On to on SOB to ann. Se to LIS T • to No SA.A. Inamila .----. 111‘ to No BOROUGH NOP—Yotroay. Or millet Whigs obange tmlbertnare. NmbeilLarll 14 50rti0. 7477it5.7418; t Oft 76.1165 t Itssom1114.14•11114. OUIDEE ILAX-111ounimr. Tbe ...

... we will hope that our representative in Parliament will use every legal and constitutional means to prevent any minister, Whig or Tory, from an accompl:ce in the sacrilegious spoliation' of the temporal dominions of his holiness. Sever shall we forget ...

... 111 1 the destines; sad Whig d 1., whets the carpeted to rale espresso is it. esesoik bet shadow of the hatred which catertsieed Inwards Mr Wilma sad the ekes ef Amster. It as wither* et Kr Wilma that sent Dries sad Gibes& fete retiremost is 11147 ...

... the half-hearted Whig rapport to tb« popular ca.se, and the popular triumph in spite of all difficulties. These straggles are many occmrences of the other day; to more they are matters of history. Macaulay is yonng Whig to former; old Whig to the latter ...

... the first Democrat that has been trapped and caged the Whigs. The art of breaking vicious horsss Mr Rarey only, but for putting the kicking-strap on refractory demagogue there is nothing like yonr Whig Ministry. The alliance ie now complete; there they are ...

... _bcyieatlicd . to him tlie bulk of his _-immense wealth . In politics Lord Londcsborougli _. was a stanch supporter of the Whig _party . He was _created by _George IV ., in 1829 , a Knight Commander of the Koyal _Hanoverian Order , . was a _Fellow . of ...