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... GRAIN DO. East and West India MADEIRA,in Pines v HU, SPIRITS of WINE, Belfast, ICtb Mureb, 1827 JOHN' GILLIES. («5 THE NORTHERN WHIG. FffNHli SuiisoßißEßs (his Journal, and |n>i. JL sons who arc inclined to support nn Independent Press in the North of Ireland ...
... than the unworthy one producing a misunderstanding between Mr. Finlay and Mr. Simms. I had resigned situation Editor of The Whig may have been precipitate In doing so. I thought the notice which the Proprietor felt himself called on to take of advertisement ...
... ' HH drawetA oue the thread of his ,arbosity finep than the 4staple of hisa.rgaeent.-Lovia`8 LAeour LOST. c The Northern Whig, which, on Thursday last, at -the foot or the altar in Donegall-street Chapel, was V baptized the CHAMPFON of the- Roman ...
... *^L, with Oct. in Ut. 50. long, from the Clyde for New York, on 2ath Sept, in lat. IS. jong. 30. ■JO THE READERS THE NORTOTRN WHIG. 1| l.» ™««‘ * statement InJ*'* nd ,vhich. if it wok place have Kiven of th true, would pro therefore, bound pubilc; and I ...
... Whip of Scotland His Lordship felt it unnecessary to say any thing in addition this, except that he rejoiced in coupling tlie Whigs of Scotland with noblemen who were such tried and steady friends of liberty. He eras entrusted with on apology from the Duke ...
... opinions and the columns of the * Northern Whig” shall be per- | fectly open to animadversion on the occasional remarks | even of its Editor, and the literary friends whom he has | engaged to support him The term ¢ Whig may perhaps ; be supposed, by some, ...
... the Norihrna'Whig had net affirmied it, Ishould never have sus- pected'ibatJI was living in the midst of such evils, and of a course a dailyk witness of such scenes as these. I must take t leave toe doubt the veracity of the Northern Whig on this ;I subject ...
... public Papers than the editorial personalities of the Whig. My friend had reccived valuable services, and it was my duty to give public expression to her feelings ; but as the commentaries of the Whig, on such subjects, are perfectly innocuous in the opinion ...
... take place between Mr. Lawless and Mr. tißEc.c, consequence of the Letter of Mr. Law which appeared in Thursday's Northern Whig* T circumstances connected with this event, far as have been able to collect them, (without any comm,.m-cation with the parties ...
... The public are requested fcWspeud their opinion on two gross libels published as a Magistrate for the County of Antrim, in Whig, for few days, when they will be answered and refuted, not to the credit of the anonymous authors.—l am, Sir, your obedient ...
... lies, the lion, !>nd religion, tacniblod horror Ihcra- » few this lie lieltl her Ma- imd lish their Mr. m, stating cconomte ry Whig» c editor, proper. v;b*r wiUi to the evivtd, ailed for, put, and ere bcinjr ur—Tha ted Sir William tug we»« sad pro- ieer» ...
... Thursday evening, at 5 o'clock THE NORTHERN WHIG' F THURSDAY, the 2sht inst. will contain the Rev. HENRY MONTG4rMERY'S REPLY to the Rev. HENRY COOKE, -the lat Proedings ef the SYNOD OF VLST4.It THE NORTHERN 'WHIG of the 7th August iined the Rev. FLETCH- ...