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... that the reader The Hr.roBMER presented with 24 columns of solid printing. Tin? arrangements and size are the same those The Whig. TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION .« . £lO 0 .1 . -f- I - o0 4i Before the expiration of the tirm of subscription, the three last papers ...
... will join me in thinking the wretch to be an apostate and renegade. To resume defence—Your Lordship quotes, from The Northern Whig, of 22d July, 1830, an article in which I am accused of playing many fantastic tricks,” some of which are exaggerated; but ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. 1837 delight of a crowded assemblage of Orangemen ; anti it a proof, that a sacred band the right sort are determined to support the cause of tithes, Toryism, and the true faith, to the last, when find ...
... supposed to much too Tho Leeds Times recommends them to discard that gentleman, fnd invite Colonel Charles Napier. Xhe Anglesea Whigs boast, that, with the aid of Lords Anglcsea, Dinorben, Newborougb, and other Liberal proprietors, they shall, certainly, elect ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1837. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COURTT LIMERICK. AngCT « great enemy to be*uty.— Old Proverb. Athlone, Ja*. 1837 Fellow-Courtrymen, hare read the splenetic effusion of Mr. Smith O’Brien, in reply to the ...
... believedlthat gross mis- uinderstanidinig had gone abroud relative to supposed differ- ences between the Radicals and the Whigs ; for, Radical as he was, he weS prepared to support the Ministry against cheir Tory opponents, on the ground, that troin the ...
... ?? a warninig lessout to till who will receive it. T'it enterpiising acnd uescraitiloas minority prevailed, iuet ?? of' ?? Whig Govertnment on whojut alone tlue confideatce of all wtio valued rho British con- stititiots was placed, found themselves ranider ...
... return two Liberal Mcmliers to Parliament. (Great cheers, cries of We will continue to do so.”) Thus, we went on, until, 1830, a Whig Government came into office, and 1 bad tbe satisfaction—a great satisfaction, I assure you, was to me—to find, that Earl Grey ...
... voice never shall be given the enemies of in whatever shape they may appear, or whatever ntVe they may assume, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, or any other name or disguise, under which mock patriotism may attempt to triumph over the Überties of Ireland ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28. 1837. ...
... company with my excellent and long-esteemed friend, Mr. Uyng—(great cheering)—as comprising in it, the essence of genuine Whig principles—(renewed cheering) one that I have looked upon as the only just and eijuitoble, nay, the only safe base, which any ...
... the Union was agitated, it was then the Whigs were compelled to appeal to the Protestants of Ireland. (Hear.) Did the Protestants forget their allegiance on that occasion ? ( Loud cheers.) Did they say to the Whigs—You have sown the storm—you must reap ...