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... Of course, you could ; and with the greater ease, we suppose, inasmuch as there are only about fifty thousand adult males, Whigs, Radicals, Tories, and nondescript®, the County ! Such a feat would be nothing to The Times and its party. We remember, that ...
... THE NOKTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY 14.1840. FASIIION AND TABLE-TALK Ths Levee at Dublin Castle His Excellency Lord Ebrington held his first Levee, this season, on Saturday. which was numerously attended. Amongst the company, observed the Duke ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1840. Peat. 8. d 43 43 6 43 3 42 7 42 7 42 6 Great Reform Meeting Dublin.—National Movement We publish, chiefly from The Dublin Register, a report of tko great meeting of Reformers which was held in Dublin ...
... POPERY AND THE PENNY POSTAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF TUE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—Two questions have been pre-eminently discussed, during the Parliamentary recess—Popery and the Penny Postage. Some had thought, that the combustible anti- Catholic faction was abating ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. JANUARY 14. 1840 ...
... to stand the pillory, amidst the bootings and r* - v the rabble o» Loud .n. rely for writing a short paragraph io favour of Whigs and the House o* H»norer The late Willi im Cobbett, Kditor and Proprietor of The ReguUr, was tried and sent need two years ...
... t. give rise to parcel of offices for the ** N- 'e Government, which may also serve V future backstairs intrigue. If the Whigs orward liberjl” provision for Prince Albert, .imposition truckle for Court favour will not their only reason: they will reckon ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1840. I am comroande-l aj.nin to submit to you the surrender of the casual and territorial revenues of the Crown, in exchange for a civil list; and I shall take early opportunity of explaining the grounds ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY England Leave* her Pbilosophkks Untitled.— In *»*»y interesting arlicle, in Tkt Edinburgh Herteio. ju»t published, the Life and Di»co»eriea of Jjmes Wan, the elu ...
... Sharmanism, and so forth, through all the varieties of which the writer’s vulgar invention is capable. Again, we are told of The Whig, and Hincks. and the two Popish Bishops, and Sharman. The fellow is thus indiscriminate in his remarks, seeing that alludes ...
... opponents, not Catholics, t.ial we detiino to promote them. To the val.ditj such excuse made objection.-- often urged the Whigs lo coubuo their favours to their supporters, and refuse arms hostile bauds. For Hie Tories we lay down ditfereiil law ; but ...
... regular term of notice to quit. I purpose prosecuting him ; and, also, any one who will employ him. F. D. FINLAY. Sot them Whig Office, Jan. 15, 1840. / E D , SIX Well-educated, respectable Lads, from Thirteen to Sixteen Years of age, Apprentices to the ...