... -TO CORRESPONDENTS We had written a reply to somne observations which vvere directed against the .ews-.Letier in the N2almers Whig Of Thursday last; but we have been compelled to delay its Pub- lication in consequence of a pressure of matter. ...

... question untouched. He st 6rst authorized the Whig to say tbe article had been reftmde he now makes the refusal to have been only it-fstal.- We repeat it, the article was ?? offered SD US as it appear- ed in the Whig, and the wyriter has not had the confidence ...

... assaulted hii , I i I I , COUNTY OF DOWN. 1 11 TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sia-HavinT seen a paragraph in the Northern Whig, the Dullin Evening Post, Beifasi Commercial Chronicle, Bell's Life in London, the Times, and other newspapers, comiment- ilg ...

... in order to express their loyalty to his Majesty -for the late exercise of his royal prerogative in the dis. missal of the Whig Administration. The meeting Was described in the advertisements as one of the bankers, merchants, &c. of the metropolis, and ...

... SATUIRDAY evening reached us last night by Express. The Metropolitan elections have all gone against the Ministry, and thus 16 Whig members have been at once returned, or IS including Greenwich. Mr. Dawson has been thrown out of Devonport, the son ot the ...

... the execution of his plans. The Chamber of Procere;, or Peers, some time ago strongly condemned what they re. garded as his Whig-Radiciial and revolutionary project for the suppression of thc Spanish 'Monasteries, and the banishment of these nuisances ...

... third is tint yet in custody. Thley wiill biethlit IsC nusnilit ted to IDerrv, for trial at the A noizes now hiililing.-A. Wh'igs. NARROWi or EsCArix FROMi DHOWNSyxPt-0On Sit titr;lsy ugh Cl, at ablout itt Wt'loch. xis ?? AtClloute stvaetin wats about ...

... place on Saturday, whlen the Lord Provost, Davit] Greig, Esq. was elected without opposition. He is said to be a Conservative Whig. BA LLYCAREY FAIR was held on Tuesday last; the day was fine, the attendance large; there was a good show of cattle, particularly ...

... be called lackeson-men. In 1834 both parties weie baptised anetv. 'Tlhe old federalists, or aristocratst svore christened Whigs. aud the deinocrats (W71t supported Van Buirens) Tories, *hich had been regarded as a term of tpprobriurA ever since the revolution ...

... THE IRISII BiU'II'ER TRADE. TTit' EDIiTOR 01F THEi NORTHIERN~ 'WHIG. SiRn-As I observe thait % orr Paiper treats occa- sionall y ot agriculuicralc sirhjeets, I snhomit the follow- ing6 Itter to your pe rirsal ; and sheioll you t hrile it Wo'rthly of ...

... Government, he said, were determined to spare no 6aerifice to maintain the British empire in India. The fact is that, whether the Whigs were right or wrong in restoring Shah Sooja to the throna of Cabool, he must be maintained there, or at least the Aifgbans ...

... and allow.- What was paid in income-tax, it was said, would be saved to the consumer by the tariff. Of course no one hut a Whig could expect, unless there arose a truly marvellous increase in the nmnber of consumers, that the consumer could pay less, ...