... snail sya trin a-iha ...

... looks after bia farms and cottages, and alteoda agncultatal meeiioga, and makes himself ori.ararntally useful. Exceptions lhat Whig ©r Tory, N rtnan omipoeita, old new, sdly sensible, English nobility ta an substantial, aud, on the whole a respectable order ...

... present from want of water, but that is, hojie, in fpir way to be remedied the new corporation bill before parliament. The folk whig is our usual statement of the exports of porter for the week taken from the Dublin Daily List: Hhds Arthur Guinness, Son. and ...

... the course have taken to the People’s Park paltry personal considerations:— But, if we refer to the article in the Northern Whig with pleasure, it is with a different feeling that we notice an article in the Mercury, in defence of the Harbour Commissioners ...

... farina and cottages, and attends agricultural tneetitioN and makes himself ornamental' , es..ful. Exceptions wait, we say that Whig or To:ry, Norman or covimene, old a new, silly sensible, an Eoglish hoot& gible, substantial, and. ou the whole, a reapeetable ...

... poetess and a novelist), has f ...

... according the act they ought abiie it. With respect the authorities cited he wished to take that opportunity atteriy disclaimiag (whig governed by any upon any matter this kind. It was niwckieCoiM that courts sliould create for themselves set fetters which they ...

... left the court, the defendants being accompanied by a large number of their friends, cheering as they went home. —Northern Whig, Subjects of Gf.orge ll.—Although George 11, has been dead a century come the 25ih of October, yet two of his born subjects ...

... and if be, to make the concession of them, the condition of their support flood cheers). Parliament will meet next f* the Whigs are in office, and the Tories on the other hand are mustering strong their forces to make battle with them for office. Now ...

... This would be awkward, vvbeic there is probability acentes’. on Reform ; but it is understood thing th-.t t'iire none, and the Whig-, have certainly as ma« h at heart us • Conservatives the muinicoance intact of t iep twersui each cl iss, while extending ...

... the name of Xaberal have lost themselves 1 by contemptible truckling to Irish faction; and it would be hard to aay whether Whigs or Tories have most discredited themselves in the humiliating rivalry which they were both engaged. It ia time that this wretched ...

... mentioned. all events, Ido not think that they con enforced by anything short of general order, and, for this rea- THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1860. ion. I or opinion that the conditional order for » „ rnno^t ion I.id down by Mr. Seijcnt ...