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... nec- that we liavo beenO klr~een to ReeI, was otrighlts were opposed by a nmajority led on by Lord Murpeths, thle best attic Whigs. Mesa say ?? are afraid of one reuloiving,, by this agitation of Repoial, -the liresent amidniiistratiou, or dlistuibiiig~tliei ...
... 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 ...
... course far from being satisfied with the Whigs. But my dissatisfaction turned upon the ve y points in which resembled the Tories ; and therefore I disliked the s infinitely more than the Whigs, especially as the Whig administration of the law in Ireland was ...
... 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 ...
... | Dress Doxes, = a OW heir Vieat Regina ! old- CIRCUS ROYAL, BELF ‘A —— HE NORTHERN WHIG, B ‘Ze be delivered i in the Meetir FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION, BEL lish- BY THE EN Rey. J. SCOTT P@RTER 21 | 1841, Jan. 3. Unitsrianism,—the Faith of the I ...
... THE NORTHERN WUIG, —————————— A BY ss | 2h ov oss r remov- OF AFFATRS. | d, conse- | certainty « THE NORTHERN WHIG of We this day enter upon the eighteenth y the as aa a public iourpal and our average : feel gratified in knowing, that we do so U cumstances ...
... the points of the Ch: fur which, we believe, those leaders care less tha thing, but, by hounding them on the Poor Law, the Whigs, and the whole of the m classes. Mr. Crawford—most uuconsciously, we fi believe—is, in very truth, playing the game of the ...
... Repeal agi- tation until I saw how utterly unable the Whigs were to effect it was that the Whigs lost Car- iow; and if it were not for the Repealers Mayo would have been lust also. To be sure the Whigs are in power, but it is alsoas true that they have lost ...
... ing the feelings and the motives whieh were likely t ea the me * — n- the Ministerial supporters were Whig Members, ane bh | known a good mony Whigs become Tories, but be 18 knew any become Radical« Tt was therefore he asked to * set their houses tn order ...
... 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 ...
... vy ineur, after th ee a Saintfield, January 4th, Is s4l. K nme= NOTICE. 14 AVING seen, in The Northern Whig p: I the 29th December last, an advertisement, ** Avents for the Commission of Bankruptcy, in th of James Wiraers, a Bankrupt,” purposing to “ ...