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... make it superfluous to search farther? Why should we do so, when it is, above all things, our duty to rouse up the sleepy Whigs, and their wet-blanket friends in this country ? ( Cheers and Laughter. ) But Dr. Doyle accuses of inconsistency upon this ...
... THE NORTHBBN WHIG. Cloncurnr, to vote for Union. II« *as surrounded by many who .auxiously him Old parly to (hat suicidal ««t. It **»» all in vain. They argued with him ; they showed him the misery, degradaiit'O, rum th.Tt measure must bring Ireland | ...
... drap. Nor heave your oar awa*, Willie, While Brltooe like the canty march O’ and waur them a’, WlUiel gsotamim. THE NORTHERN WHIG. ...
... GREAT IMPROVEMENT BOOK AND JOBBING department “THE NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE. IN consequence of the recent introduction of the new principle of beating the PRINTING-OFFICE of The Northern Whig means ot Hot- Water Pipes, whereby the smoke and dust created ...
... imagined; that of the wolf was equally great, for immediately got into a corner, whence he did not stir all night. THE NORTHERN WHIG. ...
... published in the Belfast Newspapers.) on Wednesday, the 18th January, 1832, in the rear enclosed premises of The Northern Whig Office, for the purpose of petitioning both Houses of Parliament for extensive a plan of Reform for Ireland, as the one under ...
... newspapers, an extraordinary meeting of the Belfast Refobm SOCIETY was held, in the rear enclosed premises of The Northern Whig office; Robert Tejwent, Esq. M.D. in the Chair. The object of the meeting was, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament for ...
... —what support should we not have lost? The Tories in Parliament would, to man, have opposed us—the Whigs would, they avow it—yes, your friends, the Whigs, avow, (hat they would oppose us to blows and blood. I assert ft as truth, that you cannot deny, and ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. out cnnlcmpt, are very impatient of any disrespectful mention ; and, indeed, when consider the vast sums of money extorted from the people to maintain their dignity, it is hardly surprising that they should be touchy in the vindication ...
... the executors of the late T. Rochfort, of Garretatown, Eaq., warning them that be is the sole heir to property. THE NORTHERN WHIG. ...
... this from Pitt; and was it to be supposed, that the number of Irish repreeenlativcs waa to depend on the vary. THE NORTHERN WHIG. comparative state of property and population; and , that again to depend upon the ‘jarring affairs of lha two countries, ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. EniTOß.— ln late number of The Belfast Commer. chi Chronicle. observe announcement, unquestionable nuihoriiq. that the FisiiEHWicK Pi.ack Congregation although of recent format 00, not the most numerous in Uelfast, ...