... (Fetes the Northern Whig.) Letters which have recently appeared in our columns have borne testimony to the need that exists across the Channel for Liberal Unionist speakers from Ulster. A paragraph which is published in another column of day's issue shows ...

... TIIE WHIG MINISTRY. The Administration of Earl Grey is in that sick and weakly slate that the Conservative party can dismiss the Ministry whenever they think fit This might have been done upon Lord Roden’s motion, for an address to lire King upon the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir—Feeling that the public might naturally expect a reply from me, to some of the observations of Mr. Emerson Tennent, at the late public meeting in Belfast, on the subject of his comments on my letter the friends ...

... THE WHIG AND TORY MINISTERS. If Lord Melbourne conciliated his countrymen justice, Sir R. Peel has not established much claim to .-tatesmaDship, by converting tranquillity into insubordination. The one had measures, alt of which be could not carry. The ...

... DISMISSED WHIGS. nn Act of Parliament passed last Session, (4 and W. IV., c. 24,) most of the chief Thimble-risers may quartered for life on the public purse. We subjoin the list, that our readers may seethe quantum of comfort which is saved annually ...

... WHIG BEIHKNCHMENTa—THE COLLEGES. WhiU liirrv •re, Hiis monent, •«!•»• •Uv «H>er»tinii, ewtuiteil IB •!*« W'*rk t»f culling (town lit. »» ba.d worked cWk* Cn*l-««, lh* Port nffii'e, and olher (miMic op*.« |>lra. •li.wctbcr unloundrd. that ctmoirjr twnuol ...

... Front the Norther* Whig.) A public meeting, of which we give a report today, was held in Portrash last Monday eveningfor considering the best means of advertising the locality as & tourist resort. The movement is a very desirable one ; it is well to see ...

... ( From the Northern Whig.) The M'Kinley Tariff Bill threatens to press heavily on a motion of the agricultural community in Ireland as well as ou those engaged in the linen industry. We print el-ewhere an interesting communication from a Coleraine co ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) There is undoubtedly a very strong feeling throughout the County of Derry against the proposed erection of a new county asylum at etransha, in the near neighbourhood of Derry city. As one of the speakers intimated at the recent ...

... (To the Editor of the Northern Whig.) Stft,—l regret that the tone of the article , with reference to the Ballymoney meeting, in yesterday's Whig, is in such strange and nnwcouutable contrast to that of every other Liberal journal in Matto' which has ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) An important meeting was held last Saturday in the Town Hall of Belfast with reference to the attempt to claim the Giant's Causeway as private property and to shut out visitors from it except on payment of any fee the Syndicate ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) Lord Lifford i« very well meaning, bat very indiscreet man. He baa induced the House of Lords to ap|x»int committee to inquire into the working of the Irish Laud Act before it has been in operation two years. His motion was proposed ...