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... Account, Rkv Du. Cookk The following piece of flippant and gratuitous impertinence appears in the last number The Northern Whig : ** A circumstance which ha* come our knowledge, induces u-» think better of the Newry Tories than did. Dr. Cooke’s name was ...
... dorm mt spirit will be aroused no man can say.— The Dunfermline burghs, again, are wide awake to the evil of being ridden by a Whig placernin : they are determined at next election to mike him give way to an honest Conservative, or an out-and-out Radical ...
... otherwise, seeing that this same sedition-monger has been, for the last five years, the cherished ally and chief support of the Whig Ministry; and that, even now—detested and abhorred aa ia by the wealth, the talent, the loyalty, and virtue the empire—these ...
... Greet Britain paying a penny for lette►—end having TO PRII-PAY IT I There is in this spindling we can hardly understand. It is Whig liberality. MR ELLICE'S ADDAESS.-Our Liberal member has published in the an address to that portion of the constituency of ...
... will follow the removal of the Scotch candlcs/ic*,” though, adds, “the candles might not, therefore, be extinct.” —Northern Whig. Election Prospects. —Some of our Tory contemporaries this week are speculating, we see, on the brightness of their prospects ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2. 1840. ...
... having adopted any factious proceedings with the view of turning the whigs out of office, that we consider the abstinence from everything of the sort highly to their credit. The whigs who succeeded in turning out Sir ROBERT PEEL'S administration by means ...
... desert political strife. Men ot all shades of opinion united in endeavouring to do honour to the' greatest commander the age—Whigs who have again and again fiercely attacked the Toryism of his Gtacecor-! dinlly united with Tories in doing justice to his ...
... the Tory party to identify tbemselres with ih« corn laws.— No doubt the corn question will he the cheval tie bjtaille of the Whigs, Ministerialists, and Radicals. Upon that, and probably the ballot, they will appeal the country. It is now underwood that ...
... child was unwilling to forego the loss of the in the “ fire, even long enough thoroughly to cool the ehimney. trimnph of ‘the whig-radicals and dissenters ti- the poor ‘little municipal elections, was by the prosiitution of “ and that therefore, as might ...
... new convention had been among them, and expressed his surprise that no delegate had yet been elected for Birmingham. If the whigs—those base and bloody tyrants —one of whom was worse than all the tories—if they succeeded in gaining a conviction against ...
... life, remain the hearts all who knew her. ‘•Peace to thy broken heart and virgin grave! —The Hook of Beanli). THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1840. Chit-Chat about We abridge ihe from The Art-Union, periodical ezelu«ive)y deroied matters ...