THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, IS3B
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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST', THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1838. COUNTY OF MEATH. T aMeettqr of tbs Mobility, Geotiy, PMboldm, xV and .. * * of iha County of Meath, held October, 1038, punaaac Tbe High Svsarrr in the Chair, Tbe foUoviog ReMlutioos were adopted ...
... teacher, and bit high character in society. With much pleasure, we call attention to an advertisement from Mr. M*C., to-day's Whig. London Hat Wabehouse. This long-established House, will be perceived, hat passed from the management of Mr. John Holden, whose ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1838. Rumours about the Cabinet.. —Rumours of changes in the Cabinet, as well of the appointment of Lord Durham's successor, hare been rife. Earl Spencer has been at Windsor; and there a story, that the ...
... is one of tlie precious “friends” by whom Lord Durham was put down” and sacrificed.” It has been denied, of course, that the Whig Ministers acted treacherously towards Lord Durham. But we refer to their whole course of proceeding this affair, for evidence ...
... prove highly beneficial to his Mercantile Friends. It is not presumptuous to say, that The Whig how one of the best advertising papers in Ireland. northern Whig Ofiew, October SO. 18S8. 9WLXOM OW Ending Tuesday, Ociolter 30, 1838. doud. ■ Timm. Wed. Thors ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,— ln looWftg over your paper, of the 20th instant, I was highly gratified to learn, that you bad made exertions to introduce, to this neighbourhood, such a valuable acquisition to farmers, as the Rough Comfrey** must ...
... to tyranny, and to an oligarchy. Ile will tdo justice as long as he lives, though the heavenis should fall. The trtt ling Whig ministry in England have made him the seape goat, ad ihterimn, to suffer for their ignorance. But this will be of short duraLtioni ...
... of a dragoon .was perforated by a bullet from the land of syrnpatby. (FROM T'E ONTrnEAL COUaIER.) Mr. Thomas Duncombe, the Whig Radical member of Parliament for Finsbury, arrived in town on Friday last, snd on Saturday morning went up to Beauharriois ...
... the' real facts so studiouly cir culated, which has caused so mueh eitetieett., l-read an artiele of a column in;length, in ?? Whig of yesterday, every word ofevhich is a tissue' of misrepresentation. I refer to it, becanse,--were the faets as there stated ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1838. •* Robin Gray.”—Ancient Ballad.—lt not many years since the touching and simple song of Au'.d Robin Gray” was affirmed by most to ancient ballul, of, at the latest, the sixteenth century; and the ...
... Police, in the place Mr. Blacker, who has resigned. —Dublin Evening Pott. —[Mr. Kelly was Secretary to the National Board— Whig.] Persbttreiam Cuubch.—Some new regulations bava been promulgated by Government, respecting the distribution of the Parliamentary ...