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... ANT i. WHIGS rH INS AND THT OUTS_TI Taat Lord has become a Free Trader 1s now what people magniloquently term a great fact. His Lordship, without much Ixbour, has found him- self at the head of a large organised party. In this respect, he is unlike O'Connell ...
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... remote passes and roeesses of mountaiot, were W'higs. William the Third was Whig-he, the violator of the treaty of Limerick—the mao who gave the last stroke to the annihilation of Irish property and name. The Whig is still living who said be would prefer civil ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. buc Preakfast to the Lord Lieutenant. âOar renders will observe an advertisement, in our present number, respecting the public breakfast, in this town, to the Lord Lieutenant. Agreeably to the instructions of the Subscribers, the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. J7el/te«f Crffmna»lum. MONS. HUGUENIN bfg* ei.e Notice, that he wishes to DISPOSE of his INTEREST in the BELFAST GYMNASIUM; of which has Lease for a few years. He will either Sell the BUILDING with the MACHINERY, it. Immediate Possession ...
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... THE NORTHERN WHIG THE y if BOARDING and DAY SOHOOL, No. MOUNTJOY-SQUARHf TJ«ST. DUBLIN. C Vacation ends llth August. 522 auction of Mahogany, (in and Board*,' and Mahogany \cnccxa, dmmbb and mrsnusas noirx>ow caw*, FOE CHAIR SEATS. THE SUBSCRIBER will ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. w.i? nnl Ihrnwine stones i th* Iho should not have been there all Mr. a«. not see a drunk person among ike Sandy-row men, y more easily managed than lie has seen them. . . . Jane Campbell saw a stone thrown Ueshn, wh c the Church window ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. for .hr cop. Th. of «hi. limilMi Gram. f farmers small supply, and dull, a decline; parcrl« not moving. (Jood Barley .anted; « p.rcel, of middling aualitr, >n diapine, between burrr and «eller, war «old auc,,on, to-dar, at per cwl. ...
... THE tfoETHERN WHIG. In topping «hott at a acmtcolon in middle ., a lenw, from Mr. Rtckard.’. book, bacauaa th.-ordafollowing the semicolon made directly ag.in.t h.. c.u«-for wkkh h. was denounced by O Connell. charpid aa being advocate in the pay of ...