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... like Great Britain, with all her colo.uies and dependencies—(hear, hear)—but I blame the Reformed press of England—l blame the Whig press, and I blame even the Chartist pre>s—(hear, hear) i fact, the Chartists are wise—they may not wish have the Lords’ intentions ...
... a nation like Great Britain, with all her colonies and dependencies ; but I blame the reformed press of England- I blametie Whig press, and I blame even the Chartist press -in fact the Chartist are wise-they may not' wish to have the Lords' intentions ...
... and proceed her voyage in a day or two. These particulars learn by letter from the owner, Mr. Hugh Stewart, of Holywood.— Whig. * Whitthavek, Dec. 26. —An assistant St. Bee’s lighthouse brought over to-day part of vessel’s head-board, with Heath” on ...
... a nation like Great Britain, with all ber colonics and dependencies ; but 1 blame the reformed press of England—l blame the Whig press, and 1 blame even the Chartist press— in fact the Chartists are may not wish to have the Lords' intentions exposed—they ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY IS4O. FASHION AND TABLE-TALK. Wiwmob, Tuesdat Her Majesty promenaded on the East terrace of the C-istle, to-day. The Countess of Chnrlemont, and the Right Honourable G. 6. and Lady Agnes Byng. are expected ...
... scholar, that is the Editor of the excellent edition of Cicero which used as a class book in the Dublin University.— Northern Whig, —[We may mention, in connection with this subject, that Mr. A. Crawford, one of the late candidates fot the above situation ...
... whom a Fee will required, as will treated like one of the famil). Address *• Woollen War .-house,’'at the Office ,VcrtAera Whig. ...
... almost the first occasion of indulging feelings of gratitude. (Hear and cheers.) From the Revolution to the commencement of tho Whig administration, Justice was alien in this country, but with their entrance upon office she returned amongst us. (Hear and cheers ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. 1840. ...
... Tennent, the friend of the people. (Enthusiastic cheers.) Those honest men, and, with them, a respect able proportion the Whigs, are prepared support •nr lair pretensions. How, indeed, can any that pvty consistently oppose them ?—we seek but the practical ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY. JANUARY 4, 1840. ...
... the emancipation act has never been contemplated the Tories, and that the imputation of such design a calumny invented the Whigs and Radicals* believe that there some truth in this disclaimer, the Tory leaders are concerned. We believe that not intended ...