... rial Hotel) WHICH IS GIVE IN THE “WEEK — ECONOMY IN MIDD JASS BOARDING- POSTAGE INCLUDED T LE P LA G E SCHOOL EDUCATION THERN WHIG.” N OLD-ESTABLISHED YOUNG GENTLE- 13 SHILLIN A YEAR L = — PUBLIC NOTICE MEN'S Protestant Boarding-School, occupying a Eo suran ...

... ee E NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, — FEBRUARY THE SOCIAL EVIL. by the arrest of persons implicated in the ] he. RABBITS! RABBITS: MIDNIGHT MISSION COMMITTEE JOHN J. M‘GRATH offers for Sale, and is con- request the attendance of the Ladies and Gentle- ...

... IRELAND. An Irish Paper on the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act.—The Northern Whig of Saturday, writing anticipation of the suspension this act in Ireland, says- We need scarcely say that wo receive this very serious news with extreme re-ret. However ...

... considering the sacrifices he has made in support of his party. But as these are naturally anything but virtues in the eyes of a Whig government, we find no fault with their not elevating trim to the peerage. We cannot, however, acquit the present government ...

... think that the emergency will arise, still it is well to remember that it is on tho cards. If it arise, and should tbe Radical Whigs and tho Ultra-Liberals a dead lift effort carry an unsafe violent measure in the Commons, tho country will expect the House ...

... to through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens the Whig party hud to noticed, and the opportunity was not lost. Roth Houses did their duty; did the electric telegraph; so did the ...

... landed interest in Dorsetshire for starving farm labourers, began, mentioned above, with the Reform cry, in 1831-2, which tho Whig Ministry carried a measure through Parliament that lias ever since proved constant thorn in the side the British constitution ...

... wished ve it to Lord and was have ther or in succession. sure that equally the two Reforms ¢ together for ‘the credit of the Whigs, who, if defea would be able to point ; but he left it whether reform be carried in one or two b Nothing can be more natural ...

... ire 1y midnight. The other House vwas gr,'vn and i patriotic, but the special ftaltty whielli taro.s if these hurdens on the Whig p ;arty had ton 'e e noticad, and the Opportunity wDS not In-'t. P)! b Houses did ther dnity; so did the cle cicn telegraplh ...

... tionalites, yet they have ever enjoyed immu- nity and peace—-aye, and even countenance at the of our even -handed and just Whig rulers. our modern y Whiggism, could not exist without these corru pted Irish influences, The whole Fenian teapot tempest was ...

... his party. But as these are endeavour to make the supply of a great public naturally anything but vlitues in the eyes of a Whig want dependent on 30 remote a contingency as government, we find no fault with their not elevating, that which the bill co ...

... Reform Bill, of Lord Russell's second prime ? It saw not light in answer to the nation's need or call, But on a time, when old Whig chance of office had run small; As a tub to catch the whale below the gangway was let fall— A safe election card and theme ...