... /J4Lroctober nexrt, ARTHUR W. S. ANDREVS, Secretaries pro tem. Tickets to be had from the Secretaries, and at the 1lorthern Whig, Mercury, and Banner of Ulster Of- fices. 2075 5 ...

... 1 SDAY, I1th October,. at FIVE o'Clock, P. M. The Article to be seen EMr 'LY's. (86 THE NORTHERN WHIG. T a.Meeting of a few Friendsof The INorthern Whig, pon Tuesday, the 24th July 1832, JOHN BARNETT, Esq. in the Chair, held for the purpose of taking ...

... returned as Member for the County of Down, or of making his speech, which was already printed and ready for publication in the Whig of Thursday; not but he made every attempt which the most consumate impudence could suggest, to effect this object, and thereby ...

... , ?? 3 30,000 30,000 30,500 Northern Whig . . 40,000 25.405 23,50) Mercury .15,000 7,500 20,000 Banner of Ulster, 18,;00 18,000 20,000 Morning Newss,. .. 5,00 _,0 WcitrY Nrws, ?? !,000 ?? ,000 Weekly Northern Whig, , 5,000 2,300 2,500 Weekly Press,. I ...

... CIRCULATION OF TIHE BErFASI' PRESS. THE Northern Whig persists ill edopting a eotorse to .which no other journal in tile United Kingdom finds it necessary to resort-uiamelY, the republi- cationa of thle old Newspaper Stamp Return, made up to Ist July ...

... whether t the Whig have, to his other amusement added The diversions of Purley, in what the learned etymologist derives andfrom add,thus; received addexpend-f ed, No, says the Whig, and means subtract! I The sorry attempt of the Whig to wriggle ...

... ao1nes 51d Contributionhf are le at t16 Belfat N6rthief the Commereial BuIding'd at the Offices orf hie w4Ldtter, Nor2ithern Whig, Gtietjia , and Crornicle; and ie Sbobcliber will wait up, ent eimen, with Alr. t'sl General Sub cr iption u .ac Bc .ener1 ...

... WILLIAMI AI'Comi, High. street; and Mr. LAMONT, Donegall-place; and also at the followig lewspaper offices :-The Northern Whig, The Proteel rt Journal, and the Banner of Ulster. N.B.-Arrdngements have been made, that Schools can be admitted. For particulars ...

... To CoRR ItESPONDENTS. a long and discursive letter, I epoter of the Northern Whig, in which Flozll tho t wO have buett for several days I lt°lijue his professional charactcr by a (ic.) (>f allo mous lettcrs, with ; cthof wuig a doubt on the idelity of ...

... will come a mass of important papers, public and private. There is a something, not very easy to describe, which causes the Whigs to feel uncomfortable that all they have said in %writing to Lord ?? should fall into the hands of Lord Broughiam. They are ...

... of the 25th inst. in reply to the abuse lately poured upon both by the Northern Whig.' For my own part, with regard to that abuse, I am exceedl ingly careless. The Whig is now the avowed advocate of those persons called Arians, who either have separated ...

... rendered some service as an opponent to the Ceutralising achetues of the Whig.- The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...