... moderate tone _{ and _^ as the _, _-lea'ultofreading ' &nd reflection _, he became a'fair . _con-. _- _'• _titutional _• _'Whig _• _o _£ _~ _1688 _; _'bntnot _! _: _Inore _.--- 'Itia CBT-.. i taBD _i ' _Kgaya ilord _^ -Btoughain _. _j _. 'that during ...

... the passengers on their arrival New York, aud to aid in procuring situations for such might require his assistance. —northern Whig. A rumour is in circulation,''stvs the Courier ...

... WANTED, A SMART OFFICE BuY, who can b« well recommended. Apply at Northern Whig Otfioe, between tbe houu of II aud 2 o'clock. 2755 Ilf ANTED, PARTNKHSHIP IN AN f EsUblubed Flax Spinning Business. £5,00(> capital would advanced. Apply by letter “S. P. ...

... Newman-street ; 4, 5, and C, Perry's-place : and 1, Newman-yard, London. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to aay Part of the Kingdom. Dra whig-room Suites, complete £25 0 0 Dining-room Suites, complete 28 0 0- Bed-room Suites, complete 26 0 C* Warranted First-class ...

... party and was knighted Lord Melbourne's Government. There was a mot of the father of deceased circulated at tho time that the Whigs had robbed him and made fool of his son, so little did he relish the change of government which had deprived him of some emolument ...

... rain has had rather a beneficial effect on cereals, which had previously shown a disposition to ripen too fast. The Northern Whig states that the wet has stopped the premature ripening and given greater body the grain, while the green crops and pastures ...

... estates in 1854, but his elevation to the marquisate did not follow till sometime afterwards. In politics the noble Marquis was a Whig of a rather decided stamp, and he was a warm supporter of the mutts of Polish independence, even when it was at a comparative ...

... THE LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN IRELAND. DAILY “NORTHERN WHIG, A Pric* ONE PENNY, is tub LARGEST and BEST-PRINTED DAILY PAPER IRELAND. Terms 6d per Quarter, delivered inside tb* Municipal Boundary op Belfast ; 7s per Quarter Carriage Paid bt Bailor other ...

... tupplied to all the Railway Station* in th* North where Bookstand* and Newsboy* arc kept, and person* wishing to purchase th* Whig’* in preference to other paper* ought not take any excuse whatever, and would confer great obligation th* Publuher* reporting ...

... contact. His remains were removed to the waiting-room of the Carnckfergus station, where an inquest was held to-day. The Northern Whig says“ We feel assured that this most melancholy accident, by which a gallant young officer of only thirty years of age has ...

... Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. He was a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant of the county of Devon. In politics the deceased was a Whig, and a warm supporter of the late lord-lieutenant of the county. He was also Lieuteriant-Colonel of the Ist Devon Brigade of ...

... of the train, and falling down, the train passed over him, smashing his head and cutting off one of his hands. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, gives the following particulars of Lieutenant Gardiner's death :— It is with great pain that we have to announce ...