... NEWS-LETTER, ?? 125,000 Northern Whig,. 65,000 Mercury, 62,000- Banner of Ulster, 76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of the NEws-LrTTsrr was, for the twelve months ending June last, nearly double that of the Whig and Mercury-a fact which ...

... not exceeding, that Whlich has rendered the census such a dreary picture as it is ad- mitted to be-eveon by the heartless Whigs.-Standard. ...

... the remains of this esteemed gentleman, who for over thirty-three years occu- pied the position of editor of the Northern Whig, were removed from his late residence, 22. I Wellington Park, for interment in the Belfast I itv Cemetery. The funeral coritge ...

... ? 125,000 Northern Whig, ?? 65,000 Mercury, ..0 ?? ?? 62,000 Banner of Ulster,76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of the NEWSv-LETTER Was, for the twelve months ending June last, nearly double that of the Whig and Mercury-a fact which ...

... consequences, that Lord Melbourne w ill be chiefly judged by posterity. Ile may be said to have been the very imnpersonation of Whig principle-or, rather, no-principle-thie ein- bodimenit of his paity. IIad he beeo a maln of large anil Comptn reliensive omind ...

... -MARRIED- At Newtonlimavady, on Thifrsday last, by the Rev. H. Monltigomery, Mtr. FRANCIS DALZELL FINLAY, Proprietorof- the ?? Whig, to MARIANNE, daughter of the Rr,. Wm. Porter. On1 Monday last, by the Rev. James Morgan, Mr. Wm. McCOMB. to Mrs. CAMPBELL ...

... a class that -my almot bhe called peouli3r to the United Statea He benatno a lawyera stump orator, a member of :Congress; a Whig,. a 'Demoorat, aI sort of Republican, a diplornatist, and, a soldier. The law was his profession, bub politics were his voca ...

... year embraced in the return:_ BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, 113 000 Northern Whig, . . 55,000 Daily Mercury (since dead), 50,0(0u Banner of Ulster, ?? , 3',5o)o Wdekly Nevs,. 13,500 Weekly Whig, .15,4!00 It is quite unnecessary for us to comment in)on these figures ...

... 125,000 Northern Whig, ?? 65,000 Mercury, ?? ?? ?? 62,000 Banner of Ulster, ?? ?? S6,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of the NEWS-LETTER was, for the twelve months ending June last, nearly double that of the Whig and Mercury-a fact ...

... position. EFe was born a Whig; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party, and he filled his post with a dis- tinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, accordin.g to the fashion of his time-a Whig who, with aristocratic ...

... him. As a friend and neigh- hour, he was sincere and generous, his princely hall 'being the sent. of hospitality. A moderate Whig in politics, he Vwas liberal and consistent; as a statesman, so highly were his abilities appreciated by the Government of ...

... colonel of the Royal Dublin Fasiliers, and from iS37 to 181 he tat in Parliaient for the C1onity of Dublin, Votinlg with the Whig party. hlavinlg an exten- sive property in Dublin city end county, as well as in the Countv of NVicklow. for which be ?? Lord ...