... — — — THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY — = 1866. — = = — — 1], @ ueen, he refused to go on and = 7 — = — = consequently, ‘and 3d on American wheat. Flour was 61 to Is per — hid himself in order to escape detectior Ho; and no more sack lower ...

... E NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THUR i —— ' !ANNUAL OF HARBOTR COM MISSIONERS. UND, POINTER Dc rim COLOUR, WHITE, N OTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, THAT THE ANNU L MEETING of the BELPAST BROWN Spots. | HARBOUR C The Owner may have him, by paying expens CP) MISSIONERS ...

... sure that they are question is treated with a will fall; and the other fall, presided over by the ' living the Whig party, extinction of the Whigs affairs of this country; but equal to the time or not, 1 and which I endeavo less, quite safe (cheers). It life; ...

... at @ A 1A 1A 2° ae syeu we — ee i a on not find Arrive at Perth 8 4 857 10.27 2 3.48 or who -ia this POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS. Whigs, NEWSPAPERS VOR THE COLONIES AND Co ause in eC, her reauired in each case is stated below. As to th The number of stamps varies; ...

... is, that if this Government fall, presided over the most eminent statesmen nowliving of the Whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country; but, whetner the Government are equal to ...

... ANTED, FOR A FLOUR MILL, at lou W 3525, directions, MAN, capable of grinding wheat unde State wages expected. _ Apply rthern Whig Office. “ eee taal ees \TTIE e a pair None but a steady, th 8 assis: rancd Man need a Applications to i ve made to AL C., to ...

... Royal Commissions of Whig promotion, it will end in little or nothing—in fume), as the Latins say, a bottle of smoke. If I remember aright, the last West India Commission talked about was anent the slave emancipation grant. The Whigs were glorious then; ...

... the ship will sail with a fair wind into the haven Dr. has designed for it. The last thing to be expected was that the Scotch Whig constituencies would insist on having a voice in the affair. Very docile, placid, practical people, these Scotchmen were supposed ...

... Reform. Every member has his own separate, but withall very indistinct, idea of what Reform is or ought to be. Every unhappy Whig has his own uncomfortable and unsatis- factory idea on the subject. They all differ as to how far Reform ought to go, whom ...

... Question. Considerable interest has been excited among the Presbyterians of tbe north of Ireland by the publication the Northern Whig of some letters, which disclosed that the trustees of the Magee College have, in sort of clandestine manner, memorialised ...

... clear and distinct opposition to democratic change, on principle. The pure Con- servative is not one who competes with the Whig- Radicals for the seats of office by adopting their measures, and vieing with them in a readiness to yield to revolutionary ...

... But they must die. The tactics of the Opposition will be, delay, on the ground of want of accurate juror!nation. But as both Whigs and Tories have heretofore brought in reform bills, they must be presumed to have been in possession of all the data necessary ...