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... hk . h ,. . , to lower our own church ■fhe House of Commons, that legislators only consider- « a f breach of pro- o l it i , Whig and Tory;. '’” , tended that the common law tif the u ,r ' !of siniilar peril with ourselves. If they degraded in estilnation ...
... ; seconded by J. S. Beers, M.D.: That the proceedings of this day’s Meeting published in the Coleraine Chronic le, Northern Whig, and Belfast Chronicle Newspapers; and in handbills for general distribution. JAMES MOORE, Chairman. Moved by John S. Moore ...
... read; and both were fully com- mitted to take their trial in Carrickfergus, at the next Assizes. —Abridged from the Northern Whig- Further Particulars. —The following letter from Mr. Boyce, Union Clerk, is tolerably sufficient evidence that Mr. Tidd, master ...
... that the hardly contested election for that city, between Drummond and Molson, has terminated in the return the former, (the whig candidate by a majority of 920. There was considerable rioting during the election ; and we are sorry to add, lives were lost ...
... off for ilerstand dines Lord Provost to-day- Edinburgh Courant of Saturday. Election for Kilmarnock rchs.- - r - l rie, the Whig and free-trade candidate, has elec - ed bv raaiority of 10 over Mr. Prmsep. and of 291 over Mr Vincent. The contest was most ...
... danger forward in insulting defiance of the law, has preferred the latter. This is the answer to the incendiary cant of the Whig journals in this country about oppression and martyrdom (the first time, believe, that such obstinate pettifoggers as Mr. O’Connell ...
... reason to complain, if not of the cheat of the Whigs who petted him while pursuing the course that has consigned him to dungeon, least of the cheats cf Fortune, who has deprived him of the protection of his Whig accomplices and servants. Looking to the whole ...
... e Lane. iry ieuce under tde circumstances, li y speaks a plain language to Mexico, but England, and all other powers. the Whigs and Buren partizans , , , , . 'in their denunciations of these move- Missions. —Ou last, the anniversary ■idiiiff to, and likelv ...
... idea of their great and invaluable services ; but I would, for that purpose, beg to refer you to an article in The Northern Whig, published on the 15th of this month, where you will find a short notice of their deeds arms, most modestly alluded to by one ...
... extraordinary kindness that had been she™ him the Duke of Wellington, the British army, and the British nation. (Cheers.)—Northern Whig. title of the Heroof Sctnde. ( Hear hear, and cheerso The other and youngcat brother, the lant Gene William Napier, fought ...
... government, and they have drawn from the comparison the inference which a majority of the nation had drawn from sad experience of Whig government alone, and without the contrast. We observe that some of the morning papers, professing opposite political principles ...