THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY -is. 1840
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY -is. 1840. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY -is. 1840. ...
... country. 'rhe grant to the National Board of Education shoulsi at ?? be doubled.-D. E. Post, oy Saturdey. TrHc ELEltorsis.-The Whigs are carrying the elme tions in England in every contest wvhich has vet takhn place. In Birmingham, Mr. MJuntz has been rcturned ...
... Gillow, of North Shields, is now complete, and will shortly be presented to that rev, gentleman. It cost £lOO. Mr. Tuffncll, the Whig candidate, has been elected for Devonport, a majority of 232 over Mr. Dawrson. Mr. Wood has been returned for Southwark, a ...
... The dinner was provided by Mr, Sara. Erskine, and was got up in style that reflects the highest credit upon the establishment Whig, Sending foi hy Post. —The new plan of postage has thrown great facilities in the hands of the public for obtaining casual ...
... floor. 3s each, to had at Mr. HENRY GREER’S, Bookseller, High-Street; Mr. FLETCHER’S Mu-ic Warehouse, Castle-Place The Sorthern Whig, Chronicle, and Vindicalor Offices; and at St. Patrick’s Chapel. Dooegall-Street; where, also, can bad Books of the Words. ...
... Eugene Conwelu— seconded by Mr. Benjamin Resolved—That tho foregoing resolutions be jpublished in the Vindicator, Northern Whig, and j\ewry Examiner.'* *'•' (814 IS llyimt wood. AT numerous and respectable MEETING, held in thisParUh, on Sunday last, CHARLES ...
... influence of justice. The work from which we have taken the above extract, notices the different means resorted to by the Whigs The Whig Ministry adopted Lord Eicon’* cure for turbulence, and exerted thcmvelvea remove the cause* of discontent. In accordance ...
... the monstrous folly, or the baseness, of attempting to give away the government of the country to tbo Tories, because the Whigs, they complain, may have approached too nearly to Toryism, some parts of their policy. ///*' Chronicle observes, the union ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1840. Lord Dinorben appointed Militia Aide-de-Cimo to the Queen, the place of the late Sir W. W. Wynn. Whimsical Illustration National InocpesntNCE.—Krery little in Pistjan is distmfimhed a sign the door ...
... the Gallery, each. Family i ickets, admitting si*, 255. Single Tickets for the ground floor, 3s each, to had at The Northern Whig, News Letter, Chronicle, and Vindicator Newspaper Offices; .Mr. Kknkv Gbeeb®. Bookseller, High-Si rev t; Mr. FLErciirn’s Music ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30. 1840 ...
... ThE NOKTHfiUN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY. Id4U. ...