... the verv mention of tile scheme is enough foi Irelahd. u Oanyf the oilionls of Mialthus 1 have heen severely Illiculed nb Whigs and Tories. hilt we colfess that with ?? t;o this subiject, we never could ?? with those whe censiured him. Tlicie is a possibility ...

... OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sin-I beg to direct the attention of your readers to a W article contained in the columns of the Whig of Thursday hi lost, signed Somewhere between Belfast and Derry, and II in which a blow is attempted at the existence of ...

... was written with any particular object in view, that object must hicve-beeu'the defence and support of the statement of the W~hig, conse- queatly tite onves lay on him to shew, thattfiat statement s-as a correct one-hut instead of doing this, what has he ...

... Lord Aberdeen exhibit the lat. ter, he can well afford to spare the former to his prede- cessor, and to the orators of the Whigs. The appoint- mnent of Sitr G. Murray to the Colonial department is a much more questionable procedure, and we are not such ...

... but as we have not received an authentic account, we forbear from given those particulars which have been related to us.-N. Whig. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT regret to announce the death of a highly respectable gentleman, Samuel Little, Esq. of Stewartstown, who ...

... Liverpool, having pull d him up also, tie Kitig would be compelled to taeiW lim as prinme minister; ;rncd that, having theo the Whigs with him, ?? sulporteod by all tite baseness thit clings round the dis- tributors of treasure, if livings, of sees, asid of ...

... selves. TurE N~tYS-Lr'Tyrt. ADVERTISING EXTIIAORDINAHY-Olt PUFFING MADE EASY. A FORDO TO 'StC N'OST55EItN WSItO. Ofhe INorthern W~hig of Thursday has an Xccssively arrogant, we w ere about to say; an Xtraordinary para- graph, about the EXceeding powers of its ...

... paraded throuxgh the ne vspapers in the shape of srl advertisement.- led it been confined to all obsture corner of the Northern Whig, he wvotud have suffered it quietly to) pass to its ;owvn place; bust when wit iso allossur~ance not very itsual in the history ...

... principles of|, 11observation, In religion, I knosv, or I discover ass Asiass,|| | just, as in politics, a Whig knowvs a Tory, os- a Tory knows | ||a Whig. Men mnay vainly imagine their opiniosts ars]-c atti |Iknown, but these is no cloak of concealment im ...

... Abisence. By Delta.-IV. Ane rychte gudo and preytious Ballande. Compylit by Mr. Hougge.-V. Notices, Travelling and Political, by a Whig-Hater.-VI Zuiaglius, the Swiss Reformer.-VII. Awkwardness.- VIII. Elegiac Stanzas. By Delta.-IX. The Clare Elec- tion.-X. The ...

... Thursday evening, at 5 o'clock THE NORTHERN WHIG' F THURSDAY, the 2sht inst. will contain the Rev. HENRY MONTG4rMERY'S REPLY to the Rev. HENRY COOKE, -the lat Proedings ef the SYNOD OF VLST4.It THE NORTHERN 'WHIG of the 7th August iined the Rev. FLETCH- ...

... call themselves Pretestants inreligion, is and Whigs in politlcsf,!'ihn edeavour with all their might te and main to pull dowvn those safeguards of the Constitution. oj which were reared by the hands of Whigs for the support of ie the Protestant religion ...