... appreciator of the courtesies of Brand; Mr Callcutt —Independent Opposition, though not in emergiencies—has replaced thorough Whig, Colonel Luke While; Mr M'Curmick, Conservative, has been returned for Londonderry, in the room supporter of the Government ...

... you m ■ need not expect that tbe paper I did ••of pottma all tbuM qualificaliona Sir Hubert Haul enumerated—Cunaerratirea, Whig. ■ad Kadicala, There out however, they did (Hicceaa —that was, the advocacy of the queatiun agriculture, lie again begged return ...

... bening-catchers to the codetiespen of Newfoundland, at the rate of about £99 iss lid per letter to the general taepayer. The Whigs, mynanon, as to the precise moment of division, and • lc::l anxiety to know what is coming off, keep the full and (Aube empty ...

... THE NOPtTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1860. China been favourable one, and ample supplies are looked for. 1q (be meantime, the stocks of sixty-six millions of pounds not cause any fluctuation in the trade, that total being about fourteen ...

... I would be proud if we had more in the country like you, and to see you member for the county of Cork, and not the humbug whigs we have. It was agreed to prepare a memorial and summon a special council for its consideration. ST. PATRICK'S BRIDGE. Mr. ...

... the chief Editor of the Merrurag Herald. Ha war the stanneh advocate of Conservative principles, and a consistent opponent of Whig Governments op to the day or his death—poem two years since; and in giving the appointment to Ma the noble hied Jess.-rves ...

... If the workin{ classes only clung together the world could not break them. But t‘ey said, * How can we be united -—one is a Whig, the other a Tory, another a Radieal; and we are divided in religion.” He said, let them not be divided onthataccount—leteach ...

... some of his soldiers to look after him. It was troubled time; the towns were full of party agitation, the contentions of the Whigs and Tories embroiled the rural districts, and were heard fair aud market; the government was jealous of every movement in the ...

... regarding Tl • LE and DEEDS. Red Hill, Aug. IS6O. 5658 NEW SPA PERS FOR FRIENDS A M ERIC A AND ADSTRALIA. The Weekly Northern Whig, with all the News of the Week, for Twopencethe best and cheapest Newspaper! u Ireland. ...

... —Bdfatt Northern Whig. As general rale, a fashionable bean, like bow in tbw sky, can’t make both ends meet. Irish, English, Scotch, and Foreign Market Review. (Written Specially for the Farmers’ Gazette.) Farmers' Gazette Office, Dublin, Friday Evening ...

... deputation were aatiafied with Hr. Cardwell’* occaaional explanation! but we are not ao inexperienced in the conrteaiea of Whig Secrotarie* aa to believe that hour and a half of agreeable chat aaoea a table has converted him from bia recently adopted ...

... Styles and Major Wyndham, of (t- , it.iribahu’* staff, arrive«l in London on Sunday. The Lord Chancellor has appointed James Whig-1 I.mi . ..f ih. Northern Circuit, the County Court r. uh No. J 7, vacant Mr. death. Some friends and admirers of the late ...