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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. fain, w»» held at the Royal Exchange. Long previou. to the hour for which the meeting wa. convened, the Ureat . Hall was crowded excess. At half-past one eloclc, Mr. Fitzsiraon moved that George ** J/T;* ** should take the Chair. The ...
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... the northern whig. SUCH the FREEHOLDERS on Lord DONEGA^ S have their CERTIFICATES ol former REGISTRY, are particularly requested to have them left at the X ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST,! MONDAY. MARCH 24, 1834. The report of an engagement before Santarem, had received considerable currency, in London, in the latter part of the week. The details had not, however, transpired. was said, the result was in favour ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. is likely turn out most prolific. Fine new potatoes are now selling, in this town, from per stonesome so low as 2d., and a little more the present ripening weather will, ere long, reduce them to a Id or Ad. Altogether, congratulate ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Curious Particulars.—One or two rather curious circumstance*, connected with the progress the measure the House of Lords, seem have escaped general observation, though not unworthy notice. When the BjII was introduced last session, ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Hugh, Patrick, Stephen, Anue, and Mary Bt/rne, and Pat. Fettigan, for an assault W. Hallyronan, April l«-i. Not Guilty. Francis Kerly, indicted for a on Catharine Meehan, about ...
... the northern whig. no sooner that pawed than declaration was made by those ▼cry opponents of their intention to concede, not only the full disfranchisement proposed by the late Government, but even to beyond it—(//ear) —that they all had in full contemplation ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. PrMbTtpriiin.. 252 other denomination*, jM«« 7l not mrertmned. The Chapel of E«»e, and D>. Cooke * Meetina-home. are in thia diatrict. • . Mr. John Pentijind, enumerator for Roaemary afreet. and the neifihtK,urine diatriet, wa* neat ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG Lord Cloncurry’s Protest.—The following excellent Protent against the Lord*’ Address reply to the King’* Speech, has been entered on the journals of the House ...