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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, In n contemporary Journal of Friday sen. we are furnished with a detailed, and precious specimen of another exhibition of the manufactured, at Armagh, on the 28th iust. We arc certainly much obliged by that favour; ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. The Manager of Covent-Garden Theatre ha.airaneed for the production of M'». Fanny Kemble . y of Francis the Firtt. the in.taiit Mr. Charles Kemble I. sufflciently recovered to enable him to perform the pr.ncipal character. It iff, perhaps ...
... limited number of Peers, altogether insufficient to give the Ministry a majority, and that they must, therefore, resign. The Whigs, on the contrary, assure us that the creations are go to any extent. It fonedtO the import.nce of ihe interests it .like— ...
... Irish Orangemen, nor even of a Tory Government, to prevent fsrUjgr concessions the Catholics. We say Tory Govenmetwrbecause a Whig Government would belie its own principles to leave things where tbey now are. The Catholics ought not to remain satisfied with ...
... Belfast Foundry, have the credit of bringing it into operation in Ireland. They have just completed the heating of The- Northern Whig Office on this in giving our unqualified approbation, not onmrof theprinciple, but the complete and satisfactory mannpr in ...
... the duty of the auditor, jest to ngn the Exchequer bills, issued the treasury. This, however, Lord Grenville did THE NORTHERN WHIG. not do; but left them be by clerk. One Haslett, who was In some office in the Bank, stole a great parcel of these Exchequer ...
... as the one I do hereby call an E AORDINAY MEETING of the above Socie be held in the Enclosed Rear Premises of THE NORTHERN WHIG OFFICE, in Calendar-Street, Belfast, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst., at the hour of TWO o’clock. P. M. The Meeting will be open ...
... been appointed, on the last night of meeting, to adopt measures for collecting sum of money sufficient to defend The Northern Whig, in the libel prosecution that bad been instituted against it on account of its spirited advocacy of the causC' of Reform, ...
... I believe you will allow that upon no occasion of iny life d d ever happen to be more accurate in this boast. I abused by Whigs and Tories—Blblicals and Unitarians—real bigots, and self-styled liberals—the press and the pulpit—a Catholic Prelate, and ...
... England^/ Ido hereby call an EXpRAORDINAY MEETING of the above Societv/tS be held in the Enclosed Rear Premises of THEj'S’uRTHERN WHIG OFFICE, in Calendar S«asA-, Belfast, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th hist., at the hour TWO o'clock. P. M. BENJAMIN PARKES, Secretary ...
... Lord Anglesey, between Mr. Price »nd Mr. Finlay; and save to the country the annual expenditure £1,300 per annum. THE NORTHERN WHIG. MMOLUTION op partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing, and eapied on by the Subscribers, in Belfast, under tbe firm ...
... access to the inspired volume, are guilty of uttering the most notorious falsehoods. shall give the proof. In TTte Northern Whig, of the 12th of December last, and in the other newspapers published about the same time, will be found a copy of a letter ...