... THE “NORTHERN WHIG. Be fret Ntwt-Letler, of Wednesday, contained the following Purchase of the Newspaper.— Sir John Arnott, proprietor of the Irish and Cork Constitution, has purchased the Northern Whig. The purchase money paid for the Whig was, we understand ...

... THE NORTHEUN WHIG. ' There are many old subscribers to Northern Whig who will feel interest in the tact that this week we have completed our fiftieth year. Thurs' day, the Ist of January, IJS24, the first number 2'he | Northern Whig was published by F ...

... To the Editor of the Northern Whig. “Sin,—l have just returned from Italy by order of | General Dunne, to whom Garibaldi has entrusted the command of all the English in his service, in order to give advice and assistance to any of my countrymen who may ...

... circumstances of the Whig Ministers (we should term them now, tho late” Whig Ministry) that cannot forhare from making use of it on the present occasion. From mature consideration the facts we can arrive only one conclusion, viz., that tho Whigs, from Lord Melbourne ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. It would be most amusing, if it were not also very disgusting, from the evidence it affords of the most selfish factiousness and political proflicacy, to watch the course of the Palicerstonite Whigs with reference to Lord ...

... THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL WHIG-RADICALS. Ministers have during the late debate, to establish most dangerous precedent- Yes forsooth—it is reserved for the of England, existing in the year, IH4I. have a Minister of the tempting to establish the doctrine that ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) After been pul on trial three times, Thomas Hartley Moutgomery, the sub-inspecior of police, who was accused the murder of the cashier of the Bank of Newtownstewart, has been found guihv. The criminal has also publicly confessed ...

... A WAR—WHIG PROSPECTS. !mpo«sibl« to contemplate the of war with Franco without being s-ctl with the must serious fears for the result; yet, even in the midst of those painful apprehensions, one equally cannot help being struck with the utter, ami even ...

... with an act of the grossest unpopularity—would prevented from spoiling the market the Whigs and disqualified from all future competition in free trade ; while the Whigs would remain liberty to resume their budgetmongcring as soon the people found that they ...

... Northern Whig. Banquet to the E\rl and Countess of Dufferin.— We {Belfast News-Letter) are authorised to state that the Earl of Dufferin has accepted the invitation, and that the banquet will be held in the Ulster Hall, on Tuesday, of June, prior to the ...

... Whigs have not yet »o far dishonoured theroselv Their leader has given a conditional promise of port to the bill. If,” said Lord John Uussell, James Graham could make out case, bill like the present, ho should feed himself at liberty to give his assent ...

... SATURDAY, about ai«d Whig ministers, &c., not one word of which had anything whatever to do with the case, there was evidence the subject, if, indeed, the statemenu made were even capable of proof. Whether some of them were capable of proof or not, at ...