... The Northern Whig says that at the adjourned inquest into the horrible act of the servant maid, Eliza M'Dowell, who had attempted to conceal the birth of her female child, by covering it up in the fire, the jury, on the evidence of two medical gentlemen ...

... it having been established in 1770. For a long period it took the lead of the other journals, and represented the Whig Party and Whig politics with great ability and fidelity. The paper declined gradually in influence from 1840 till about twelve years ...

... reciprocating the address of its political wooer. The small favour in which Aytoun is held by the Whigs in his native district, appears to have infected the Whigs at head-quarters. Xo effort has been spared to find a presentable man who should eclipse the ...

... rapid, radical, beneficial, than any other nation ever obtained, to which we are this week pointed the leading Whig organ Scotland, results of Whig rule. Now. reply to this strong statement, we ask what one of these rapid, radical, and beneficial reforms ...

... with proper care in tho treatment, the crop is expected to be a very superior one both in quantity and quality.— Northern Whig. ...

... reaction, and accordingly have hoisted the old Whig flag—so far at least, as economy and retrenchment are concerned, even if reform is not seen floating thereon • Unhappily it has been the policy of the Whig party and of its representatives in the press ...

... under notice the ma:, was removed without any warrant, the officer having plainly stated that he had no authority.— Northern Whig. ...

... TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Yarns.—A steady consumptive demand continues prevail and stocks keep low-. Manufacturers buy cautiously for their regular requirements, without any speculative tendencies; yet the market is hardening: ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig /.hens. —ln this branch of our staple trade, orders are still coming forward in connexion with the home trade, but they not greater than is usual this season of the year. the local brown linen markets, the ...

... story in the Comhi/l. In all conscience, here is promise enough for the readers of fiction Mr E. Edmund Yates, the Northern Whig ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig Saturday.) Our local trade during the past week has been dull, and the weather cold and backward. Linens.—A slight improvement may be noted in the home demand, increased transactions having taken place for ...

... ingenuity, and ought to bear Samples ought, certainly, to be meter preservation in the Custom-house and bar of men*. —Nortlitra Whig. ...