... business transactions, oan be bad on the most reasooab'e terms at the GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT connected with the Northern Whig Office: By means of the Book Post aod RailwayCooveyance, orders for the country can be executed with the same facility as town ...

... regard to the Whig party, many among them were his personal friends, and he admired them greatly, but he always found if they came to analyse the policy of the Whigs, it consisted in one word—office (cheers). He repeated that he admired many Whig gentlemen ...

... www ee ae ewe ew Se TER- i There are two which will be Let t in fee, | OF separate, at a moderate Rent. Apply at the Nerthern Whig Office. 22; | Two MNrAOTVAGR WITH T.4WwN ...

... vain. Not, indeed, that the Whigs were at all anxious to drag to day and punish the originators, promoters, and accessories of the murderous outrages which dishonoured Belfast, but more deeply disgraced the government. The Whigs had no anxiety of the kind ...

... SS Be, A i, Sal aa Will be Sold Cheap. Address * Steam Engine, Whig Of —_— — STEAM BOILER. FOR S4LE, EXCELLENT ORDER, 7 FEET I 1s TER. and 30 feet long. It has been wor! PreK. and 30 feet long. It has been wor ...

... o’clock, for Dancing Llasa—Tuesday evening preferred. A) ply, stating where be seen, and terms per quarter, “A. 8., Northern Whig Offioo.” ...

... order of politicans, we should point to Mr. Bouverie as a neat representative man. He is Whig in his professions. Whig in his character, and Whig in his tendencies. His Whigism is a Libralism of a central character. He would not ask for reactionary measures ...

... BELFAST. The plot thickens as the labors of tho Commission progress, and the design of the Roman Catholic party, aided the Irish Whig-Radical OoTcrament, assumes a gray* aspect. Our Wake—On the 12th instant, at Malvern, the wife of Captain Charles Wake, H.M ...

... Glen and Nei Belfast Chegs brilliant examnle -f we pisy. IED 3, he ia All to be addressed to “T on the Editor, Weekly Northern Whig Office, Calend Goods, Belfast.” ...

... Scotsman is a g, Cobden is not, and it has long been known that the Whigs hate the Radicals far more than they Hate the Tories; and for this reason. They see in Radicalism’ danger to Whig supremacy, whilst in Toryism none, is dead or dying, whereas Radicalism ...

... there a very widely- extending Conservatism the ' Working eia.se.,' -at all waits among those intelligent Working-1 whom Whigs patronise and of whom Radicals chatter. But most sound is' had horn the which most _ekr]y approaches empty conation' m *' ie ...

... and the policy which led to the American war were portions of Whig policy, and Stanhope, Pulteny, Newcastle, and Grenville, all represented sections of that powerful party,—the great Whig families. The historic Liberals never allude to these tunes. They ...