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... education of any country. A Reverend Gentleman, belonging to the Church of Scotland, lately declared, that be bad always been a Whig till the present Ministry came into power, but, that education without creed had settled him. Hut whose creed would wish to ...
... Family, when the Whigs held the reins of administration, the accession of the house of Hanover to the throne these realms. Then, as now, the Whigs were bitterly reviled by a majority the aristocracy and of the Clergythen, now, the Whigs, confident of the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1887. Rural Tithe Campaign. —On the 20th ult., the parishes of Kil.uichacl and Mactoneig were visited a strong military and Police force. As their extended line wound round the defiles of these sequestered ...
... 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 ...
... arrangement for the settlement of tithes, which would have been accepted, the Irish people, because, they said, the plundering Whigs meant to rob them of per cent.; and yet, the next year, propcised nearly the same adjustment, only robbing the Church of 30 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1837. DISSOLUTION OF THE GENERAL ASSOCIATION. Ox Tuesdav, the General Association met, for the last time. The room and gallery were densely crowded. The Marchioness and Dowager Countess Clanricarde were ...
... the toast to their notice had drawn a strikiig contrast between the professions and perform- ances of thle Tor'es aiid the Whigs. Into any details of thoe kind it was not his intention to enter: but he could not help ad vertin- to the very different position ...
... (Cheers.) lie said, agreed with Mr. Haliiweli, that the people were the source of* all legitimate power. What was Tory What was Whig? And what was Radical: lie had been taught to believe, that the Tories, or. rather, that Toryism, was that which leads men ...
... DrotfhcaaUailroad National In. C 0 1 Hibernian Bank.. Royal Bank City Deb*. 4p. Ct. «• 1 CltyD.StcamCoir. Ibs Nortftrrn Whig. sens run patri* sbmiku. BELFAST. SATURDAY, NOV. 4, TiiESpaui.'h accounts are too vague and unimportant be noticed. Wo annex ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1837. Comparative Price*.—Oraln. £ Red Wheat. I t . d. t. d. | t. d. t d. , t. d. t. d. t. d. s d. , lail 9 « ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1837. ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c, Ob Friday morning last, a viol 'torm lightning and thunder, accompanied with heavy showers of hail, visited this neighbourhood, particularly in the direction between Enniskillen ...