... 200 form Bill of 1832.” Furth er on he said, and in this he was speaking of the monopoly which wou Lord J. Russell and the Whigs bad usurped on elec the question of Refo rm—“ We, who at least hav ared and intr odaced a measure which sell f | have prep: ...

... somewhere, and hab then the crash will come. If the thingc comes to it is at fight we expect, four thfings-firet, that thes opir Whigs will be dismissed - secondly, that Eng- he land and France will fight on opposite sides; lo1w, thirdly, that England will declare ...

... necessity give way somewhere, and then the crash will come. Ifthe thing comes to & fight we expect four things—first, that the Whigs will be dismissed ; secondly, that Eng- land and France will fight on opposite sides; thirdly, that will declare war against ...

... the House of Commons, who neither desire office nor care which party possesses ~it, holds the balance of votes between the Whigs and Tories in the House; and aay Govornment which sbows itself disposed to break its pledges, and is unwilling to propose a ...

... sentiments to the circumstances of the past eight years? Has not the country been: trifled with session after sessionu by Whigs and Tories 2 have not schemes. after schemes, brought down now to rige corps and coast-line fortifications -both good enough ...

... sentiments to the circumstances. of the past eight years? Has. not the country been trifled with session after pe seasion by Whigs and Tories? have, not or schemes. after schemes, brought down now th 66 to rifle corps and. coast-line fortifications —both ...

... beers. boom aid miseell• and medicieng, 446 ' 9. . —making flO3, 84. The receipts sus h, teslsolts of the of two tuntribu. Whig RD, 4s 114 Asa the nod Ibis Warm bah to be met by the two maned enema Dr mid Dr P. Me report Opted, sad medisal Awn immolated ...

... is thele glint die- desired wore, Ws: a week's bard ahastage ; fur system is bows to be hod deep mow, followed by a Waage a Whig we, tits yew eels Nisei fast to kWh, the yew woes *host dose with more may. Some few mate a weed's pearling* wet we bevelled's* ...

... 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 ...

... fearleely sseit, that *e sell Cheaper than any other ehop cn do. The reason for this Is plain to every unprejudiced mind; .Whig ,to our small expenae buyin our xmaterials with cash,' and getfing them up oursielvewoarve aI n a :'psitlon te ,feel lntertsted ...

... differs from Mr Carnegie, who not known to have bad leanings in either direction, although his house was always Tory until the Whigs changed the seatiments of its present head by the offer of the peerage which he now enjoys. But we are able to state that Mr ...

... reed OMB Ibis as additiord be b adrobbles to witness _ el smoibewordalderreo, filldsibi by km. *Ws • lied arm . I eroset tw Whig they. I tow et the mei embed arab= et ibbiesteme who bate esurylbies any prite mai I en if=ettor to ea the l de: a af the (Oben ...