... of tbe Recruiting Department ought pro. bably be appointed, if at all, by a Whig War Mi«- nister, under whose auspices the sugsrestion has been made. any rate, are told by Whig critics that no Inspector-General can change the soldier's shilling into half ...

... of the Recruiting Department ought pro. bably to be appointed, if all, by Whig War Mi*- nister, under whose auspices the suggestion has been made. At any rate, we are told by Whig critics that no Inspector-General can change the soldier’s shilling a-day ...

... Frabcb bte* ianialad procaedlnga to retell 1h- Coreeea Ibtl mardariag foreign.ea la aa anlaofot Tbo Praoob admiral baa tailed whig •qocdrsn la Oertt, bal tali** praparaiiuoa will dtlarrad noril tftac Ib* nbrier. A lela el Oar eta btrbarily aaaamptola* ibis ...

... 1832 *nJ 1852, and was one of tbe iigbl divL sion in ili« Peninsula. , ARREST OF IMMIGRANTS ON SUSPICION. ! (From the Northern Whig of Monday.) On Saturday morning eomidambla •sailamanl r waa eraaled in Balfaal th« marnliing lliroogh tome i of the principal ...

... uopre* eedented feat, is native of Lisburn, and served apprenticeship to the printing business in tha ofiee of tha Northern Whig, Soma years ago aaai* grated to Australia. wi>ere founded aaveral news* papers, which disposed of to advantage. afterwards ...

... yourself like it ? Certainly not. I he prisoner was. remanded. Freeman of Tbursd*»y. • REST AND SEIZURES IN BELFAST/' The Northern Whig of Wednesday reports Yesterday evening Constable Clinghan. from inlorrantion which lie received. arres‘ed in Belfast man named ...