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... probably none of our readers ever heard, and was completing his arrangements for continuing the same comfortable employment under Whig auspices, when one of his coadjutors took occasion to remonstrate with him on the grossness of the job. The wrath that an appeal ...
... therein, may not be placed 100 low in the earth; and when covering tbe seed and manure, Ibe plough should run tome THE NORTHERN WHIG. inchn deeper, to that the furrow thus made, may carry away the water, which otherwise might injure the young plants. During ...
... Law Appointments. —We have much pleasure in announcing, that Mr. Eccles Cuthbert. who has been familiarly styled the oldest Whig in Ireland,” has been appointed the vacant Chairmanship, and Mr. Hitchcock to the office of Magistrate of the Arran.quay'P ...
... discovered to be anti-religious, ScriptuTe-mutilating, and demoralising, in 1831, when brought forward under the auspices of Whigs and Reformers! This plan permits and even enjoins the reading of the Scriptures to the Catholic and Protestant children, separately ...
... were expressly staled Mr. Brougham to be the result of sixteen years’ delUxrale and anxiousconsideration ; and nearly 150 the Whigs, most of whom are still in Parliament, with Lord Allhor/ie at their head, acquiesced in the jtroposal. Such was the measure ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. - 3*.ti73 Counly of Wexford, . - 17.1*06 County of Wicktow. - 2,232 Return, showing in one table the numbers of the following descriptions of Armed Force in the United Kingdom, on the Ist of January, 1832—viz: I. The Army of Rank* 9 ...
... other kinds of the Patent Penyian Pens, namely, the Office, the Claaed, and the Varnished, at the usual prices. THE NORTHERN WHIG. GOODS, Arc. T Woollen 53, HIGH-STREET. H. 3. l»f »£TTTRrCK, RESPECTFULLY informs Wa Friends and tlie Public, that he baa juat ...
... THE. NORTHERN WHIG. to 4t«: Irish and Scotch, New, 37* SB§; Peas, English, boilers (Imperial Quarter), Old. to Gray. Ok), to 34s Indian Corn, White, 480 lbs. Ok), to 345: Yellow and Red. Old, to 925; Rye, (Imperial Quarter,) Old, 31* to-345; Flour, Irish ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Popularity of Sir Walter Scott’s Writings.—Perhaps writer has ever enjoyed, in his lifetime, so extensive a popularity as the Author of Waverley. His reputation may bo truly said to be not only British, but European—and even thik is ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir.—As Inm person who gave an account at The Whig Office, respecting man being assaulted in Newtownbreda, on Tuesday last, I wish to lay before the public statement of the circumstances given by Thomas Drinkwater, ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR,—I have read in your paper Thursday last, very correct, hut very modest account the recent proceedings which have distinguished the inhabitants of Smdy-row, in their boisterous exhibition party feeling. have also ...
... were greatly surprised, seeing -officially certified from the Council Office, Dublin, and going the rounds of the papers, (The Whig included,) of the Cholera being in Stranorlar, viz. : onthe 34th ult., ‘new cases, 18; deaths, 10; and no recoveries.* •Now ...