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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. buc Preakfast to the Lord Lieutenant. âOar renders will observe an advertisement, in our present number, respecting the public breakfast, in this town, to the Lord Lieutenant. Agreeably to the instructions of the Subscribers, the ...
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... THE NORTHERN WHIG Mr. Siieil This gentleman has written very able and conclusive letter, The Morning Chronicle, on the subject of the Catholic oath, about which the Conservatives are now making such fuss. The Church The Archbishop of Dublin is determined ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Vf.gktablE UlKT—fo the department of the V.ir « man l«? now lifinff, who, having been, ftl one period of hit hfe, reduced great want, was obliged to cat raw leaves of trees, herbs, &c., satisfy his hunger. From being accustomed to it ...
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