... Anpren ace, _—_—— o44 7 ANTED, A SECOND-HAND “HY W* Lic PRESS, ” SRS. Address 1.8 Dp prthern Whig Office. ) AT BUS and Wanted in the Newspaper Departmer Northern Whig Office. Appl y at the Office, 6, Street. ig, the UOHN N ARNOTT CO. REQUIRE | A STEWARD, Sec ...

... RIOTING IN BELFAST The Northern Whig says that “at about half-past eight o’clock on Friday an immense crowd, which had assembled atthe end of Linenhall-street, on the Old Dublin road, made a sally through Arthur-street in the direction of Alfred-street ...

... the great Whig party. He is one of tboee awkward men who will take pledges upon such subjects literally, and argues that, because his party bare loudly j-rofesse-l the desirability of Reform, therefore Reform Bill ought brought in. No Whig following such ...

... it they would figlil the same fight which they were fighting L,, u ih. In Louth, in April last, lltoy touglit not for mere Whig—they fought for independent sasinst a Tory. Ho that certain cirenmitanccs had arisen within the last few days which nii'dit ...

... , weather permitting, BATCADAY, 10th July. at 1 p.m.; Train. 10 30 pm. . 29th „ at I pm.; . 10.30 p.m. ATE TO CAMPHELTOWN: Whig or Kildonaa sad Chruchog Shore, South end off Arras, weather permitting, Farti42, lath July, 2 p.m.; Trate, 10,30 pm. . 26411 ...

... Lord Palmerston that day. denied that Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He was a Tory incubus upon They might as well say toe drag chaise was part the wheel, as say that that Lord Palmerston was Whig. Mr O'Mally) would ask Mr Ho easy to show hii company, and ...

... his two Com,, rv.itit. , ?? 1|( _ . Buckinghamshire, were r,- ,~1. [ ?? ' opposition. In his ?? verted to some nf thos, I Whig- Radicals reiterate until tl, believe in them. ll well deserve notice. M,- ,, k ! the g I harvests whi, I, |, , , w.-n- ...

... meets without Lord Palmerston as Premier, we do not present stop even to indicate. We only just now show that the leadiyg Whig or»an has great reason to be jubilant at the result, thus far, of the general election, but that the triumph really lies with ...

... then with the Sadleirs, supporting the Whigs in increasing the burthens upon Ireland. As he has flung down .the gauntlet, we might trace his Parliamentary career. It would shew that has backed np and supported the Whigs in every bad measure ; has aided them ...

... Mr. Horsman, one-haf of it painted blue, the other half yellow; the second device was a weathercock, also painted with the Whig and Tory colours, and labelled on one side “ Mr. Horsman in and the other ‘‘ Mr. Horsman in ’65.” Mr. Horsman was equal to ...

... will which he ran beat; For, let the public frown or grin, He’ll still retain his seat. Let Ham or Derby rule the rout, And Whig Rad, the roll. Yet still will famous Chair topmost at the poll. Can adorn any Drawing-Room, very moderate price. Three Wool ...

... Whitworth Bars =a at by compression Ilett Lead. MAZY BROTHEBS, Gaar'iauwitoaw. W.C. at of limas. SMITH sad 00., sad 4..55• Whigs* Owly. ..64111 , mpr..,40 op, ...