... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Auckland, New Zealand, Ist August, 1863. Sir, In my last letter I stated that the hostile attitude exhibited by the natives here was confined to the Southern part the island, and that the settlers in and around Auckland ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, ln your Paper of the instant, under the title More Presbyterian Persecution,” your laudable Real against that monstrous evil, I ara sorry to find, has not been directed according to knowledge. Your informer, or ...

... (FROlg THE NORTHERN WHIG.). This (Mouday) morning we publish the address of Mr. I. N. RICILODSON, of Bessibrook, to the electors of the County of Armagh. Those who were comforting themselves with the notion that Mr. Richatdsou had at the last moment ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) Whatever the object of Mr. MacVeagh may have been in putting to the Chief Secretary for Ireland a question as to whether the intended Orange demonstration at Roatrevor on the 12th of July would be prohibited, Mr. Wyndham was ...

... (From the Northern Whig•) • The opening on Monday of the fine new baths which have been erected at Warrenpoint marks a new departure in the history of this favourite watering-place. Warrenpoint in enhancing its own attractions in this way has set an ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. COLLECTING OF COUNTY CESS. Sie,— Havinff, to certain extent, practical knowledge of the evils connected with the present mode of collecting Grand Jury Cess, I would beg to draw the attention of the public, and of the ...

... ENGLISH WHIG LANDLORDS. Duke of Devonshire—my Lords Lansdowne, Darnley, Fitzwilliara—ye who have been legislating for O’Connell, and with a view—vain hope !—of satisfying his followers—what think ye of this appropriation of yonr Irish estates ? ‘•To atop ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE STATE TRIALS. The Whigs, through the medium of their leading Journals, continue to display, the subject of the pending State Trials, the factious malignity of which we lately gave our readers few specimens. It needed not the confession ...

... THE EDITOR THE NOlirHEttS' WHIG, Sib,—ln The Northern Whig, o? the 9th Oct., read letter, addressed to the Right Hon. T. F. Kennedy, the propriety of establishing model farms in Poor Law Unions: and. as this is a subject deeply affecting the best interests ...

... WHIG MEASURES OF “CONCESSION. belies our good friends, the Whigs, who imputes to them callous neglect of Irish interests. Whilst poor “misguided” Repealers, purblind to the blessings of “ connexion, suffer their minds to dwell upon the futurities of ...

... THE WHIG FRANCHISE BILL The bill for the enlargement of the Franchise in Ireland, has been at length introduced to the House of Coinmona, by the Government; hut. like all YVhig measures, it falls sadly behind what they led us to expect when they were ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) The fastness of the Moira, lying between Jonesborinigh and Faughart, to the right of the road as you go from Newry to Dundalk, was the principal ancient pass or highway between the North and the South et Ireland, which distinction ...