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... counteracting the efforts of Whig* and Whig-Radicals return a majority of Liberals to the new Parliament. The Tories pretend, that Hill is impartial, and never allows nis Toryism to Was the conduct of his department; and the Whigs dishonestly backed the notorious ...
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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Belfast, October 27, 1837. Sir, —Having been present, to-day, at conversation respecting the better supply of our town with water, the following questions pressed on mind; and, I think they may possibly contain some ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELF Nicholas Iliddli* wanted to President of the I’nited States liank. revived—Martin Van Uurcn to Ik* President of the United Slates. order each roach his purpose, the one moved 0:1 the United States Bank—the other, the State Ban ...
... TO THE EDITOE THE NOETHEBN WHIG. Sib,—l perceived, by an adverthement inserted in vour paper, that it is the intention of number of the inhabitants of the town and parish of Bangor, to entertain Lord Castlcroagh, a public dinner, in that town, on early ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN* WHIG. Silt, lam disposed to think.that the time has come, when the rate-payers of Belfast should narrowly investigate the proceedings relative the Pipe-Water Hill. Jt known, that the proposed Bill has been rejected the House ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Having seen the secondannual Exhibition of Paintings a*nd Sculpture, noticed in several of your Belfast papers, I was, this morniug, induced pay it a visit, for the purpose of gratifying a taste, fromwhich Ihave ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. . Sib,—The Orange won hie* in this district, in imitation of their brethren at lli]lshoruu''h, took it into their sapient beads, lately, call a ** Great Protestant Meeting,” fur the purpose unseating the present Ministry ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE KORTHERH WHIG. M». Eoirom, —That religious paper, The Ulster Times, when speaking of the discussion between Dr. Ritchie and Mr. Meikle, says, It terminated in the total and ignominious defeat of the former. Formerly, Saul (via., Cooke) ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAS Guilty; months’ imprisonment in the House of Correction. John Hamilton, John Smith, and Ellen Brown, for stealing watch and the sum of 16s, Belfast, on 17tbof July last, from Wm. M'Cann. AH acquitted. Maty Algeo, for stealing ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—As you have requested, that some person from this neighbourhood may give you a history of the petition presented, in the House of Lords, respecting the Church this town, I be- leave to scud you the following account ...