... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, FEBEUARY 1, ib7y. ULSTER UNITARIAN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ADDRESS ON 1M B 7 A LADT, Yesterday overling, at eight o’clock, the annual meeting of this association was held in the large hall of the Working Men’s Institute ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, not appear to have extended knowledge of the accounts, but he did not know that he could be relieved from general knowledge of the affairs. Mr. Potter was also a man ef good means, and he appeared to be cognisant of these sums from ...

... with increasing distinctness daring the put few months, and its actual occurrence largely depends upon the policy which the Whig section of the Liberal party may adopt prior to the general election. Mr. Chamberlain, M P., intimated very plainly at Leeds ...

... :— It jag is easy for a child to fall unto a tab of cold water as tats a tab of but water, and yet wa sever read of a child Whig alto a tub of cold water. A oloured preacher remarked : Whoa God made fait Luau, he set hits up agia de tame to dry. Who ...

... addroeaad meeting of liia con■titcents at Roaeneath, and receiaed vote of confidence. The Rea. Dr. Story, though, ■aid, •• Whig of the old school. supported the reaolntion. giving his reasons that did not see that there waa any alternatiae for the policy ...

... IWO= et the aselis Isis of wee to the the leabertf, sat dak. Poi t:tau, — fte time et We beff 104 It that thew ars OD la the Whig ail sent to &rig *0 li• meet 1 Th• et Mem& Is MI • erase al potatoes* la venewhatll heft red bet i Is as& Lme twee bur to ...

... prior to that date was to increase the power of the Crown and dopress that of Parliament, whilst the main principle of the Whig Party was to limit the power of the Crown and to increase that of Parliament. Not only are Tory principles being revived, but ...

... Their vote would never be given unless there was a principle ving it. That vote would not be the chad or the of any British Whig or Tory . No person in country would be able to calculate the Irish vote as a thing in his pocket ere was a great work before ...

... them it matters little whether the means be fair or foul. The Reciprocator to them is a mortal enemy. He is viewed by Tory and Whig parties, by Radicals and Home Rulers, as a free lance. His creed finds favour with none of the placehunters sitting within ...

... foreign markets tlicre is no chaoBe . to . report , except that in .-Ilussia > prices . continue , to b ^ den . — Northern Whig , February 1 , / , . ' . '' ; 1 '' ...

... English Minister .-looked forward to a ^ ntinuancs o £ peace . Althoiigh' he i was ' , opposed ' by . Mr : rdxi . and the Whigs , lia' was carrying on • tlieJgovernment , of the country , afc that . tim'o . i upon -principles—soon unfortunately to be ...

... Welshmen. Mr. pruclaltae emphatically that the Irish veto will never again the 1 “ chattel the property of any British party. Whig Tory.” Willitta the “proparty of l&e. Sullivan and Parnell ? Ou this gfini It i. Intoteeting to note that the Bradford Home ...