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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. all know, that Mr. Feme, when was elected the Prr. had been treated; and now the Synod is aiming blow him, but, really, through him, at the totion. the argument about effrefn, more fallacious argument he never heard of being employed; ...
... will news to Mr. Greene. We should like, indeed, to call him Whig; but, alas! Mr. Greene is neither Whig nor Tory, or if be, he must certainly more Whig, for he has been doing most desperate Whig business for the last four years. The truth is, would be a ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. you should willing assist your feudal mastera. In creating false belief— for faUt would, be—that you are anxious to continue chargeable in jrour proper persons, with the payment of tithes, cannot, for the life of us. conceivo. Even ...
... SHARES, this subject, being determined to bring it distinctly before Share. Paid. L Parliament, early in the next Session. The Whigs would, £ x. «. ...
... Clare election, when information of serious character waa communicated Government, affecting the former gentleman. THE NORTHERN WHIG. IMPORTANT MEETING IN DUBLIN. On Friday, very crowded meeting was held in the Corn Exchange, Dublin, in compliance with invitation ...
... j, v THE NORTHERN WHIG. TnRV cAnnot antlcipatr defeat. could produce d*fe«l ool by Mated the lub.lance of Stewart'* evidence, in which DUBLIN ANTI-TORY ASbULIAII infringfn* the compeei of union, end egreemeni on which it was sworn that Mr. Coulaon was ...
... {** Hurra, hurra, from the Sandy-row men. ';— None, said, who possessed the least loyal'r, could refuse signing it, let him Whig Tory. (Renewed shouts.) He then read the Addres*, amid great cheering,and further observed, that loyal subject, who deserved ...
... and the betting, on Thursday night, at the t#o one on them.—Conner, LrvEßPOOt.—Lord Sanonn. who had passed, for a moderate Whig, hat thrown off the mask, and taken his stand on Tory principles. The pepple of Ljrerpoql hate, there, fore, determined to ...
... swearing in of lbs Bari HaddingtaO, as Lord Lias tenant IraUad.—DnUin Essniny Post. I v , j j TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Su,—ln reading the lately publbbed Lectaree of Doctor Jl Young, I ••• greatly alruck with the following paragraph, in which ...
... the Westminster Review, just puhliiheii. The Speaker The Tory party have been taken by surprise, by the announcement, that Whigs and Reformers of all classes had resolved, that they could not. consistently with their duty to the people, aeain place Sir ...
... not left ouraelvea room run over the cuivs and Boroughs. The result of our calculation is, 26 Whig* and 14 Toriea. The entire amount of both parties is— Whig*, - - - Tories, - - - 36 Leaving majority of nearly half—being within one of two to one. On a ...
... for 7sera, in this Said uaafuloaaa, were thrown oat of Committee, merely they had dared to approve of one of Ike mcaeuree of Whig Ministry. Success in this affair Increased the insolence hie party; and thtlt text attempt wae to re-model yoor Colby the ...