... they offered bim only £1,500, | of the ne: regularly by a medical man, ordere: ipies and improve. T THE EDITOR OP THY NORTAERN WHIG, ighbouring tr. adespeople, got laryely the value | you permit me to and then took a tise house io one of the bes o ray a very ...

... d 10th, at 15th, at 2 MRS, WHITFIELD’S PRIVATE I ); 27th, nas mts. 5&7, Beaufort Buildings, Strand, a , Reference, Northern Whig Offic low FP NERVOUS EY ~~ means PULVERMACHER vailable PATEST IMPROVED VOLTA-ELECTRIC CHAIN-BANDS, joing oB And Pocket Batteries ...

... the parlour of the spider. It is not forgotten Inland. it never shall. bow the State trials al 15 mad IPS conducted by the Whig olleitts. Oar pima Atteeney-Onastal for Ireland then took a pro- ;hoer pet is the prosecuting of our countrymen. sad his we ...

... adopted that additional clause. I (Cheers.) named one nobleman that objected to it. I make Mr. Johnston a present of him; he is Whig. (Laughter and applause.) There was another who also objected—Lord Powerscoort. His mother has gone over to the Church of Romo ...

... the constitution of the House. LORD RuTSSELL'S friends have long delighted to honour him by styling him a Constitutional l Whig. In point of fact, he has very often in- | troduced and supported little bits of legislation much more worthy of an uncons ...

... Fitzgerald, the Earl of Derby, Mrs. Damer, and others. At the same time she became acquainted with the celebrated gambler and Whig statesman, Charles James Fox, whose attentions to her in the green-room were very frequent and a matter of a good deal of buzzing ...

... lucid.ty and the m ...

... ICLPAL AFF, NEWTOWNARDS M TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WI on have inserted a letter of Dr. the 224 instant, in which he ia the Whig of properly meationed my name, you will be g: wallow me, very reluctantly o2 my part, t: words in rep! The Doctor says, «* ...

... it was the whole theatre sight bare been blown Kr. n ardeu—l sea sure it would. Mr. Horrostrnr—Mr. K 's spirit atom and the Whig odoe are in the hmo.diate v. 140. James Butler and deposed that be its employed ia the Thisbe Royal. and kis pertieuhar duty ...

... THE NORTHE RN WHIG, BELFAST, § ATURDAY, eee ee if 1 APRIL 24, LL, ism, was doubtful if they would be of much use in any future time in a tangib! @ shape, it will be left posal of Parliament her interests in the tempora- Bleachgreen, containing Ila, 2 ...

... tirmer, at 93}. Jats lame, tans, 1023 103]; Great Easterns, 3738; Atl gage, 254 64. iy order of the Ministry of Finance, ane Whig.) sent of the bank, a considerable amount of p: has been withdraws from circulation, thus r last loan by almost Railways opened ...

... Mr. Chichester Fortcscue is Chief-Secretary for Ireland ; but the hissing hooting aro not greater than in former years. The Whigs govern in Ireland onco more; but, strange to say, tho hissing and hooting not greater than in former years. Is it not a very ...