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... (From the Quebec Gazette, Dec. 6.J The Baugor Whig mentions that an express had passed through that place to the British minister at Washington, to ask permission to march 10,000 British troops into Canada. We doubt if any such application contemplated ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY. JANUARY 6, 1838. ...
... has consented to receive Advertisements, for publication in Tub Reformer: the charges to he the same those in The Northern Whig. Jnn. 4, 1838. ...
... and Belfast. Government could do nothing more pleasing to the commercial interests of Belfast than making such appointment.— Whig. MAGISTRATES’ COURT-BELFAST. The en a John Kenned;/. This was information under the Smuggling Act for carrying and conveying ...
... the time of his departure. 2. RICHARD M*FARLAND,son of ßobeit M‘FAmlabd, formerly of Oughley, near Saintficld, afterwards The Whig Office, and now a reporter The Newry Examiner establishment. This Apprentice had about three year* of his time to serve: he ...
... outburst of Whig and Tory venom against us ? It is this, that they dread to express their real opinions—that they dread to blame the conduct of the Government and the aristocracy—that they dread to ask that “justice for Canada,’* which the Whigs themselves ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1838. ...
... 1 shall consider it as a favour, if communication to that effect be forwarded to me, without delay. F. D. FINLAY. Northern Whig Office, Dec. 20. 1837. 336 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1838. ...
... R. ARTHUR, Solictors 16, Don eg all-Place, BELFAST: and Messrs. MACAULAY and HITCHCOCK, Soliciiob*, ANTRIM. ® THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY 9, IS3B. ...
... has consented to receive Advertisements, for publication in The Reformer: the charges to be the same those in The Northern Whig. Jan. 4, 1838. ...
... outburst of Whig and Tory venom against us ? It is this, that they dread express their real opinions—that they dread to blame the conduct of the Gf.vcrnment and the aristocracy that they dread to ask that “justice for Canada,” which the Whigs themselves ...