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... the House of Commons by an overwhelming majority of the representatives the Irish nation—it was carried amidst combination of Whig and Tory, ficllevc me that Ireland may upon many an occosthn of mischief expect such combination. The history of the carrying ...
... written to a friend here, that he will return in few days, yet some people lake upon themselves to say, that this doubtful Whig, Ballymena Fair —This fair was held on the 26th irst. and, notwithstanding the wetness of the day, was attended. Every description ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1838. ROYAL PAVILION THEATRE. AMETEUR PERFOBMANCE. To further the previous Subscriptions entered into for the purpose of erecting over bis Grave, in Friar’s Bush Grave-yard.a Cenotaph tn the Memory of MONTAG ...
... Tories, litth) nice they may be, could not have passed into office by means of such a coalition upon the measure abandoned the Whigs coalition which Mr. O’Connell also would have spurned), the Government must have been restored, and with this advantage, that ...
... reformation/ ** ( hare the honour to be. Sir. your most obedient scr“ J. H. Gu> ver, her Majesty’s Lily arian/* THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1838. REPORT OF THE PBOTION COMMITTEE. Tne following U the most important portion of this Committee ...
... scape-goats, once more, for mere * raen-of-office* purposes. Let us recollect how often have been deceived. often have the Whigs—their retainers and outscouts —instigated agitation—mingled in agitation—at some critical juncture of the fortunes of the party; ...
... devote his entire time to the interest of bis employer.—Application, if letter, addressed J. A. D., the office of The Sorthern Whig, will meet immediate attention. Belfast. July, IS3B. 6,3 FOB DUNKIRK, (A REGULAR TRADER.) The fwt-««ilim Smack, Barbarn * Elisabeth ...
... and, to those who have not had such advantage, they will furnish very accurate notions of that wonder of nature. —Northern Whig. Views the Giant’s Causeway.—Mr. Hodgsou has just published two splendid views of this most interesting natural curiosity. ...
... the watch-word of the Whigs. The necessity of agitation has been, indeed, once more forced upon the people. There nothing else for the exigency. We must agitate. But, let us take care that it be not, as it was bc^re—for mere Whig purposesthat it be not ...
... reality; and, those who have not had such advantage, they will furnish very accurate notions of that wonder of nature. —Sort hem Whig. iacs of the Giant's Causeway. —Mr. Hodgson has just published two splendid views of this most interesting natural curiosity ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY. AUGUST. \ 1838. RURAL affairs. G .nnitarso OeraATtoNS ron the Week.—The laying of Cmn.“ ns and Piceotees. and the work m general recotnmended last week, should gone on with tndu.tnously. Make hay while the sun shines ...
... jhe Northern whig. Belfast, sATUßDA^^tyftt^^i^g- ...