... Eeaay well worthy the oonaiderate penital every one who take* interest in the Important question which It treat*.— KurtAem Whig. congratulate the a.lmlrahle with which ha* expressed himself this most dlfflcult subject. cordially commend his Pamphlet a ...

... well worthy the considerate perusal every one who take* an interest in the important question which it treats. - .VorfAern Whig congratulate Mr Tumble the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this moat difficult subject We cordially ...

... the inhabitants of Belfast was held on Wednesday, “to take into consideration the distressed state of the town.” The Northern Whig says “It is much to be regretted that such a meeting should Ik; necessary but we believe the amount of distress existing c ...

... Mr Grant Duff more urgent than before. And so between the two, the contest for this academic honour becomes mere matter of Whig and Tory ; literature, science, ami philosophy are tossed aside, with the slightest apology, for purely )>olitical grounds ...

... occupier; and that all existing tenure* should continue unimpeachable for two yean after the passing of a Land Act.”—AoKta'it Whig. ...