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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—ln order to ju**tice to both parties, I became subbriber to The Orthodox Presbyterian nnd The Bible Christian, 1 have read, in The Orthodox Presbyterian, Funeral Oration delivered by Dr. Cooke, at the death the ...
... And up his hair like your maiden aunt's tabby, Should you mention before him the Bill of Reform.** Fj/t Herald. THE NORTHERN WHIG. The town!* of Strnbane and St. Johnston were illuminated Saturday evening, in honour of ihe Marquis of Abercorn'a attainment ...
... to t;;e editor the northern whig. Sir,—Wo. the undersigned late journeymen moulders in Me ...
... infer. We concede all this to you; but then, let any one date to say, that you are not now as pure the margin of The Northern Whig broad-sheet, and we'll coll that man by all the bad epithets that would once have described yourself. No, no: Ratbfriland, ...
... extensive seminary, intended to improve the minds, enlighten the understanding, and advance the morals of ftiture ages.—Noxthbe* Whig. January 18. «gtd 85. tha Rer. Dr. Francis Hall, for many years Rector Oftbe parish of Arboe, County Tyrone. . At Thomastown ...
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... months, like—Elizabeth Corrigan, larceny, 3 months, like.—Wm. Hand, like, 3 months like. CHOLERA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Mb. Editor,—Allow me, through the medium of your highly useful journal, to ask a question of the Body, commonly called the ...
... in the most barbarous diction—the meanest jealousies are int mated in the basest phraseologyand while endeavours dbsect the Whigs, he only butchers the English language ; and not only sets shame at defiance, but offers an equal outrage to common grammar ...
... but it was not taken. Let any one turn back to Mr. Stanley's observations on the subject, on Tuesday week, as reported in The Whig Monday last; and he will see how the case stands. Mr. Stanley distinctly stated, that care was taken, in making out the Committee ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— ln answer to a letter that appeared in your paper, some time since, signed An Anxious Observer,” requiring information respecting the money collected in the poors’ box, on the Sabbath Day, in the Fisherwick-place ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Mr. Editor,— A petition, against Reform, now sign, ing, in the town Larne, by the very lowest grades of society. It is even known, that the names of children, yet unborn, have been put it. When any of the Orange pafty ...