... member. On the suggestion of Mr. Wilson, he was admitted by act!»mat ion, and the meeting separated.— Abridged from Northern Whig. Ulster Teachers' Association. Soiree. —On Monday evening last, after the public meeting of teachers had been concluded, the ...

... more than a year, ship, the City of Derry, about 430 tons register, and a barque, the Baibara, of about 340 tons.— Nut them Whig. On Thursday morning, between twelve and one o’clock, a person, a stranger, was employed at the Circus, the back yard, clipping ...

... hands, such the Belfast Chronicle, Downpatrick Recorder, &c. have opened their columns generously—n ly, even the Northern Whig has been so far generous as to m mtion many of our doings, without one note of disapprobation. Onr debt to the Dublin, Cork ...

... them. Let show this from the authority of the Northern Whig.—l might be doubted if I quoted from the Evening Mail, Statesman, Ulster Times, or any other known organ of Protestantism. In the Northern Whig of yesterday. Dee. 31, from 16')2 down to 1840, one ...

... began to be called Jackson-roen. In 1834 both parties were baptised anew. The old Federalists, or Aristocrats, were christened Whigs, and the Democrats (who supported Van Buren) Tories, which had been regarded as a term of opprobrium ever since the revolution ...

... cast a gloom over the town, the deceased was much beloved by all who knew him. He could not be much above 30 years of age.— N, Whig. Awful Death —On Wednesday, 30th ult. as a mason named Michael Meagher was in the act of setting a grate at the house of a ...

... O’Connell’s guides through this town, of parading him in that room ; but as 1 am well acquainted with the feelings of both Whig and Tory, I would recommend, in order to preserve peace, llat the Committee of the News-room do give eaily intimation to the ...

... annoy the government that they would soon be gLd to listen to their prayer,—(Hear.) It was the object of O'Connell and the Whigs—(here there was a cry for three groans for O'Connell which was heartily responded to) —to divert the Chartists from their principal ...

... means to protect himself by patent; and can only add our most earnest wish, that his genius will meet with its due reward Whig. The Late Murder near Neicry. —At the instance of the Earl of Gosford, lieutenant of the county, the clerk of the peace for ...

... members entertained the company with songs ; and after an evening spent io the greatest harmony, they separated at a late hour.— Whig. Manchester, —The near approach of the time when the arrival of the overland and Levant mails may expected has caused a falling-off ...

... supporting those who support those rights, ami opposing those who resist them, no matter whether the colours they hang out be Whig or Tory. Such, gentlemen, are the views which I entertain the points alluded to—views 1 would not wish snpptess in Mr. O’Connell’s ...

... into the pockets of beggarly commissioners, assistant commissioners, and their staff. (A groan.) They expected nothing from a Whig government. Lord Morpeth was an enemy to Ireland, for ho refused equal franchise to Ireland; while Lord Stanley would take ...