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... Ihe four li.lien Legation, have addressed the fdlowinw Proclaiiiaiion to tbe Papal Court“ You have promltad lo THE NORTHERN WHIG. the people of these provinces just laws. You have published several, but far from tending public utility, they have all been ...
... wilfully murdered some person unknown. VER a .11 ruble Engli> trench, Music, Pianu- , Draw - Any letters, post-paid, the Northrm Whig, for A. XsTtvillWattended tu. Belfast, Dec. 30, IS.'iE |i> FURNISHED LODGINGS TO LET. A GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with ...
... THE) NORTHERN WHIG. occupied, and us ow«lte4 restTutioh which the deer should lake, not making (he ktastnaoiion, foV fear of alarming and suspicious amtliid) .'They remained this p*’*- for three or four hours, in the midst * ~c would have the pencil Silvator ...
... countenancing, but frequently superintending these verv judicious operations, is beyond all praise Glasgow HeraW. THE NORTHERN WHIG. Ciioieba Meeting at thr Dublin Ekchance.? The meeting olled By the Lord Mayor lo receive idle report the Committee appointed ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, Flavins; noticed in The Guardian of Friday.* paragraph civiiiß an account of an attack made on the house of a Mr. Baxter, near Maralin, I feel myself called on to notice the concluding sentence which appears calculated ...
... in English, French, Music, Piano-Forte, and Harp, and Drawing. Any letters, post-paid, directed to the Office The Northern Whig, for A. X-, /mbs attended to. Belfast, Dec. 30, 1831. 1027 ...
... PARTIES IN IRELAND. [Tba following Letter baa been addressed to the Editor of this piper. —Whig ** Breathes there matt with eoul dead, Who never to bineelf hath aai.t, TbU my own, my natire Und. The events which have been daily occurring in our native ...
... POOR'S MONEY. TO T.:r EDITOR OF THK NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, wish ask, throuph the medium your paper, the reason why the Minister Fisherwick- Plaee has not been able to persuade his flock to contrihule, more lihendly than they have hitherto done, the collections ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Irish Absbntff.s The Duk. *nd Duche* Lienster, the iMarqu., of Kildue, hi* Grace', eldest son, fine youth, in Ilia twelih year, and the other branches of their family, » expectid leave Carlton House, their seat at Maynooth. in Ireland ...
... otherwise, he can fish into bis net for sport, on Wednesday, (he doesn't, now, keep Lent): on Thursday, he borrows The Northern Whig from an obliging neighbour, and learns some truth, and stores by a good deal of wisdom, which, however, are sorry to say, is ...
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... the public debt, dol. 30,967,20125; leaving in ine Treasury the of neat January, dol. 3,047,75137. ' The whote THE NORTHERN WHIG. amount of the public debt of the United Slatet will then ...