... illustrious serbe had deliberately made up his mind to r,llow Irish policy very different from the coquetting imbecility of the Whigs. The task which he would gladly have commenced may ot successfully undertaken hy his most disiinmiished pupil; but the one ...

... THE NEWRY & DUNDALK EXAMINER. PRESENTATION TO MR. THOMAS MACKNIGHT, EDITOR OF THE “NORTHERN WHIG.” Yesterday, at one o'clock, meeting was held in the rooms of the Ulster Association, Done* gall Place, for the purpose of making presentation | of £3OO, ...

... FENIAN ARREST IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig of Monday morning has received information of the arrest of supposed Fenian in one of the suburbs of Belfast, being the first of the kind in that town. The facts are follows: —On Sunday morning, about ten o’clock ...

... felonious, but which would be plainly aosl Bora) aod oummeadable proceeding ?” This language is true as it is creditable to the Whig, which, to do it only common justice, never pandered to the low bigotry and fanaticism of the Noith. even when it was more ...

... Northern Why. ia article, exposes (lie * * revivals” of lasi year ; and Banner of (Jitter comes out with reply to the Whig The Whig shows, by reference ibe police returns, that drunkenness prevailed to a greater extent iu Belfast during the revival mania ...

... breaches into this fundamental law is equally strong at the present day.—Ln. L. Post I [We must doubt it is strong in Whig circles since the Whig officials resorted to the practice when prosecuting not Sleel liovN mt 1 Catholic priests few years ago.— Ed. News ...

... which the sudden outbreak could be accounted for was the working of some secret machine behind the screen. The Bdfast Northern Whig has been relied on as paper whose boldness of integrity and strength of talent were not surpassed any the Kingdom, paper that ...

... brigade, named John M-Mullan, got severe wound on his foot by slate falling, which out through his boot to the bone. —Northern Whig. ...

... eet, and that district where military or police were stationed. A determined shout was here raised of To the Whvj !to the Whig I and the crowd proceeded onwards till they came to the Royal Hotel where several well-directed volleys of stones were poured ...

... CLEKICAL INCIVILITY. A correspondent of the Whig who has personally vouched for the accuracy of his assertions, makes the following statement:— . . On Saturday morning last, person died in Belfast. who had expressed a wish that he shonld be buried with ...

... ingenuity must find difficult to make much of a gathering of something more than 2,000 people in the Crystal Palace.—“ Northern Whig.” ...

... copied into the Noith* ern Whig, and the plaintiffs then took an actiou against the proprietor of that journal for libel, and also took the present proceedings against the defendant, Hemptoo, for having sold copies of the Northern Whig in Londonderry. The defendant ...