... of decaying and discarded Whiggery, it is a fact, that the public have exclaimed in a way not to be mistaken, against the Whigs any longer pretending to the role of reformers, after the country has ceased to demand reform. If the Russell school ...

... Times, Flogging in the Irish Army. —The Irish papers report several recent cases of flogging in the Irish army. The Northern Whig says that on Saturday morning, at half past five o’clock, a private of the 62nd Regiment, in the local depot, was subject to ...

... Conservatism assimilates tbe principle end borrows the watchwords of its adversary. Tbe Laneasbira election is warning, and both Whigs and Peelites may find out when it is too late how entirely they have been dependent on tbe great personal popularity of present ...

... they are deep in the dirt of political ,dishonsety. No change could be for the worse that would rid no of these and kindred Whig —and the wooer the batter. ,diaboo4sty. ...

... assimilates the principles and borrows the watchwords ef its ad- versary. The Lancashire election is a warning, and both the Whigs and Peelites may find out, when it is too late, how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popularity of the ...

... of electors the register is 24,824 the probability is that had the election taken place at any other period of the year the Whigs would have been defeated by even a large majority. Both candidates addressed their supporters at the close of the pole. Mr ...

... necessary to know what his father's principles were. (Hear, hear.) His father, had no hesitation in sayin j, was a Whig—a constitutional Whig (hear, hear)—and he supported the Liberal party in this both at the time of the Reform Bill and subsequently - in ...

... as a renegade from his father's principles, he most distinctly stated that his father, although a Whi g , —a Constitutional Whig—had never been con. netted with the League ; on the contrary, he had repudiated and opposed the proceedings of that body, as ...

... the watchwords of common assault, its adversary. The Lancashire Election is a warn- .5 r..—Three ships be. lug, and both the Whigs and Peelites may find out longing to the Channel Fleet have arrived here, when it is too late bow entirely they have been de- ...

... Circulars, Cards, Intimations, or Handbills, Printed tbe Northern Whig Offioe, can sent Post any part of the Country for 2d or 3d. Orders addressed, by letter, to The FOREMAN PRINTER. North krn Whig” Office, Belfast, Will have immediate attention, and the Work ...

... Constitution _. . The new Poor-law Bill was _one not only of _the _wisest , bnt of tlie most _disinterested and courageous of _the _Whig _measures—a-great public benefit bestowed almost -against _- _public opinion ; _n& _man- did more for that _measure than Lord ...

... , the Scottish Farmer _will be _received _as an _important addition to the _literature _of _agriculture _. —A ' _tfrfEwl _Whig . - - • ' • If the _numbers already _received are a _fair sampleot what is to be hereafter _, _it will prove an important ...