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... deceive all heamts, save that wvithin. Loan ByRox'S CoaSAIR.j rr BHE Mfessrs. IBUTLER'S Ai1vertisement in the I Chronicle and Whig of this day is so excerdingly facetious, aild their Irish argument, that they cannot be said to have aimned at moriopoly Ihr ...
... , and seconded by Mr. A. Carson, of ditto. -8. J' That the foregoing Resolutions be forthwith published In The Nor fhern - Whig, Compercial Chronirle, and Beffast News-Letter. Moved by Mr. Joseph Clarke,.of Ballymoney, and second. ed by Mr. Robert Steele ...
... useful. efere one of the first Mereanitile Houses here, can be gisn ch t ar eter and abilities.- Apply to Mr. FINLA ofieri Whig Office. 4841) /Beltat, 25th March, 1831. FLAXSEED, CLOVERSEED, &c. &c. H E SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE, at his T STORES, No ...
... R~eference tgfole of the first Mercantile Houses here, can be given aY, 4 larat ter and abilities.- Apply to Mr. FINLAY, Zgrt'ern Whig Office. 4.84) Belfast, S5th March, 1831. WANTED, i8:y the 3Ba1ymena Cormmerce Coach Company, A CONTRACTOR, who Will make an ...
... Down in Parliament. (257 It was thpn resolved, that the foregoing Resolutions be Published in the News-Letter and Nowthera Whig. Thanks were voted to the Chairman, and the meeting separated IRISH STO(CKS-MAY 4. SI V Ct. Gov. D ?? 8S 4 P'Ct. New Stock ...
... Irish MemborsjIreland was mainly indebted for the with- drawing dfthose taxes And if he wished for place or power nderthe Whigs, look around you, and see some, without an 'atoln of talentl' to whom they have given £2,000 a year, tnerely: ?? oeye or no ...
... returned as Member for the County of Down, or of making his speech, which was already printed and ready for publication in the Whig of Thursday; not but he made every attempt which the most consumate impudence could suggest, to effect this object, and thereby ...
... feelings. : HlrLLSoBoucG, May 7th, 1831. - ' A great aumber of copies oftthe above Noitice were ptiat- i ed at The Borthema Whig qffice, by order of the Marqois qf Doseashire, for the purpose of distributing among his Lordship's Tenantry. (298 DOWNSHIRE ...
... County of Down in Parliament. It- was then resolved, that the foregoing Resolutions be published in 'The News-Leuer and Northerh Whig. Thanks were voted to the Chairman, and the meeting separated. With evety disposition to favor the efforts of the Poles, We ...
... d Freeholders on the Estate of Nicholas Price, Esq. of Saintfield, do hereby de- clare, that the paragraph in The Northern Whig of the 16th inst. relating to our conduct, and the manner in which vve were treated by our Landlord, at the late Election for ...
... ARTHUR HILL. Hillboroagh, May 16, 1831. (339 DOWN ELECTION. SCHOOLMASTER ABROAD. ,SHAM SPEECH OF MAURICE CROSS, EsQuirt. HE Whig has favoured us with Three Columns of It' a speech, never spoken, by this Ci-devant Master of the Belfast Poor School; who ...
... sed to the Editor of the Northern Whig. Your obedient servant, WM. SHARMAN CRAWFORD1 May:26, 1831. TO THE EDITOR or ?? Nt)RTHERN WHIG. Sir-Having observed a letter addressed .to-you, by Mr. Price, in the last Whig, I feel myself called on to giveyou ...