... from what has boon going ou in Armagh for some time past. Mr. Law—~(an appropriate name for lawyer)—acoompanied the venerable Whig, Mr. Kirk, has been canvassing in Armagh for the last few days. The experiment, however, has met with little success, except ...

... the pending election petition for that borough. Mr. William M'Loughlin said he appeared for the proprietor of the Northern Whig, and having regard to the fact that there were three or four cofums of newspaper articles to be analysed, and the lateness ...

... demand or anything I said.—l am yours faithfully, John Elliott. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY—NECESSITY FOR CONFE iiBNCE. THE EDITOR THE WHIG. Sib, l take the liberty of suggesting oar brethren, and clerical, in the propriety of devising some means which they and their ...

... other hand Mr. William Kirk has avowed himself a convert the wretched policy of Mr. Gladstone. identifies himself with the Whig-Kadioal and Ultramontane party, who have hitherto sacrificed this country for sake of place and power. The people of Ulster ...

... always been an nr.swerving Conservative, and his continual protests against the ruinous concessions made successive Governments—Whig and Tory —to the demands of Ultramontanism shut him out from preferments to which was pre-eminently entitled. In that respect ...

... Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Hull, Newcastle, Plymouth, Cardiff, and other towns ; and Mr. F.’D. Finlay, of the Daily Northern Whig, Belfast. All these gentlemen were in favour of tho telegraphic system being in the bands the Government. Mr. John Menick, ...

... police continued the search yesterday, but up to a late hour last night the person wanted' could not be discovered. —Nurthem Whig. Belfast Tuesday. The gentleman who Saturday evening was succc-slul in miking his escape from the police his not yet been arrested ...

... William B. Kirkpatrick. Belfast, 15th Jan.,.Bf>B. NEWRY PRESBTERY AND REV. JOHN DODD. TO THE EBITOIOF THE KORTHEN WHIG. Sin,—l see by yeterday’s Whig that the Rev. John Dodd insinuate a denial of statement (viz., that he caused e postponement the discussion ...

... the Northern Whig —(groans—)was filled with Orapge outrages, and now it praised them to tho skies. Could any one have faith in such advocate? Its object was to divide the Protesianta and Orangemen, but it is what they eould never do. The Whig had always ...

... the moment, being of lesser import, is saperseded. Consequently, Catholics will have nothing to with Iho comparative merits Whig Tory candidates ; for the Tories are. unfortunately milled to the support Mr. Disraeli and I*iot -st.«ot ascendancy. choice ...

... sad occurrence, being party affray, has created con aidcrahlc bad feeling and excitement in this neighi bourhood. —SoUhern Whig. BIRTHS. Corbigax— On the 6th inst.. Farloa?!, Lodge, Dancannon, the wife of John Corrigan, of son. the Huh inst., at the A ...

... ry, was ordered give security to appear at the next Quarter answer the charge of having arm* » proclaimed diatrict—Cor. of Whig. ...