... -MARRIED- At Newtonlimavady, on Thifrsday last, by the Rev. H. Monltigomery, Mtr. FRANCIS DALZELL FINLAY, Proprietorof- the ?? Whig, to MARIANNE, daughter of the Rr,. Wm. Porter. On1 Monday last, by the Rev. James Morgan, Mr. Wm. McCOMB. to Mrs. CAMPBELL ...

... character tor ittegrity was stat unsullied and unimpeachabile In religion he wan an Orthodox Presbvteeias-hin poli- tics a Whig. But whilst he tesintalsed his a o it religious opinsions, asid his prticiples of cihil liberty, witb a consistencyo aod steaditess ...

... departed,) the idea was abandoned. One of his; sketches in Ulster, entitled Dromore, and published originally in the Yorthern Whig, with which Journtal his iaine will ever be identified, concludes as fol- lows ?? When disgusted with the jangling of politics ...

... consequences, that Lord Melbourne w ill be chiefly judged by posterity. Ile may be said to have been the very imnpersonation of Whig principle-or, rather, no-principle-thie ein- bodimenit of his paity. IIad he beeo a maln of large anil Comptn reliensive omind ...

... him. As a friend and neigh- hour, he was sincere and generous, his princely hall 'being the sent. of hospitality. A moderate Whig in politics, he Vwas liberal and consistent; as a statesman, so highly were his abilities appreciated by the Government of ...

... opponents, Grey, Greenville, Holland, Tierney, and Ponsonby, are (lead; and Lansdowne and Brougham alone represent tile old Whigs. Neither Viscount Palmerston nor Mr. Peel supposed then that the last speech of the latter in the Conmmons, delivered only ...

... not exceeding, that Whlich has rendered the census such a dreary picture as it is ad- mitted to be-eveon by the heartless Whigs.-Standard. ...

... fashion, with the falsest n-id the foulest cabain- naies. In 1810, an opportunity of maligning thin Prince occurred, of which Whigs and Tories eagerly availed themselves. A spirit of independence formed an iris- ;portant element in the Duel's charzster, as ...

... intercourse, either as bishop or private gentleman; iid to his clergy he was ever affilble and friendly. lDr. Ponsonby was of' Whig principles, and in the House of Lords was geiseraily a warn supporter of the measures of Lord John Russell and the Grey section ...

... Gillmore, Conitabulaiy, Ballynahineh, County. Down. May 19, at Armagh, James Simms, Esq., for twenty years Editor of the Northera Whig, and lately one of the Proprietors of the fercur.jy. T'he funeral of the deceased will proceed from the Ulster Rdilway Torminus ...

... istinlg Goverirnent, altiloihgjl wo adimit there is some- thing to bepsaihl on the other side. q le knowv pretty well whbpt thoe Whigs would do if such all event oc- curred'ortihe dve of their giving hip offide;ia w4e tristbthlat Lord.Eglintoun will exereisc ...

... to the princiyial journals in Belfust during the twelve months ending 30th June, 1860:- NEWS-LETTER,,, ?? 125,000 Northern Whig, . G5,000 Mercury, . 62,000 Banner of Ulster, .G,000 It will thus be seen tliat tlin stamped cirenlation of the NEiws-LrTT'Pr ...