... T E D, A FOREMAN BLEACHER, W t ncapable of Bleaching Heavy and Tdight Linens. Apply by letter, addresseo A. G., Northiern Whig Offlce, Belfast. f0 20 1XTANTED, A FLAX-BUYER FOR A FIRST- TV CLASS Commission House in Town. To a party ?? superior qual ...

... that the question of the abolition of the Irislh Vieeroyalty hangs in the balance, for it may be taken for granted that the Whigs will not seriously take it into their consideration. But that the question still engages public attention is certain enough; ...

... Tipperary nuon with his own hlopes, he caef ot but feel that tho policy be prescribes wvill never be put in action by tlme Whigs ; so that, if the Irish land- lord would see in every cottage that favorite vision of bliss do which the poor of his country ...

... ?? 1) e ?? ?? r c 55 - IRELAND UNDER WHIG MISRULE. 1FiiOM Ti'l)' PRESS.] IN his attempt to divert attention from the real c point at issue whlen Mr. Disraeli's resolution was I lnuder discussion in the Holse of Comons int July, Lord Palmnerston claimed ...

... tihhe. As for the Whigs, he had none in them whatever. They wvere lile the old fish-wife who fell out of a beat on the Olyde. When she thought that she was about to lose her life she cried out, ?? Gude God l guide devil! (Laugthtern) A Whig Government wi-as ...

... imost iltUXpiuiiivo, yoL Oerctivi, ill n1)oieittiul,; mtiitL eadliiniig tho seoes of -oar--ira a ior(e. si thleo tEST, alind, Whig so, his (Ctel:c! sr in the World. eiOnT FOII THlE NORTH Oa ISELAND: 7, DONEGALL SQUARE NORTH, BELFAST LEARNERS WANTED. 4741 ...

... The account cannot bh better rendered than it was tvelve years since by a great Conservative organ ?? Old Whigs, young Whings, and ultra-Whigs, Radicals, Bal- lottecrs, and Chartists, Tenant-Leafguers, and (Roman) Catholic associations, Jewvs and Papists ...

... Killed by two Sehoolfellows. IBlowing up of a S'eamier-M150 Personss Killed and Woundel, An Extraordinary Beggling Letter. WHIG JUSTICE TO IRELAND. man Catholie Deputatiou to tho Castle. Meelting of the Belfast Unitod Protestant Association. eondon C ...

... Lord Wodeliouse. His rcpu- tation for good or for evil has yet to be made. But we began to entertain a shadowy hope that the Whigs had at last made up their mind to act upon their convictions, even though a splendid piece of patronage were consequently ...

... le oi i)t;t- th IjD 5rising from the Viceregal presence and ex- be peuditura is a mere bagateltl 1 and each succeeding wl Whig Viceroy seemedl principally intent on realising the largest annual amount from the office by narrow- by inctbe expenses and ...

... has been appointed. In polities he is of ir the Whigling school. If there were a Whig party E still in existence, hs woul' of course be a Whig, but ni as the great Whig party has become nothing more at than a little association of Whiglings, the noble ...

... besides, liberal subscribers; while a small monthly subscription is only required from aoh of the members. The News-Letter, WhIg, Doewn Recor-der, and two other papers, are the pro- vincial journals to be found in the reading-room, with the addition of ...