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... cularly h.a announcing himself opponent Negro .l.v.ry. Alter the lecture had terminated. Mr. J. Simms (Kd.mrofTA* Sorthrrn Whig) addressed few observations ing. and to the enlightened stranger, expressing ral '* b.d den.ed, in co.mnoa -db from his i ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURD JANI 1, ISI-. RURAL AFFAIRS. It FLICS TO QUBItICS Tlt CUING TO THE EDITOB THE NUBTIIEUN WHIG. Dear Sib, have read, with much interest, in your paper of the instant, the replies of your correspondents II.,” and J. D. ...
... hatre assumed the character of the most malignant bigotry.— They had no other protection in England from the ca- lumnies of the Whig press but the 7ublet.” An early Edition of the Tanne is published every Sa- turday morning in time for transmission by the ...
... by his own countrymen, bat by the people of the empire at large. The government approves his mission; the Conservative, the Whig, and Radical, forgetting their maddening political divisions, unite in one applauding host to cheer him on in his labours, ...
... Others were wounded in manner. instigate to those bursts of popular fren which con- a report of this outrage in the Northern Whig, whieh is aad strike their own “hearts with erroneous it some particulars, and especially in omitting vulse society, mortal ...
... unusually large ; and would be disposed to Sell prices heretofore unknown the trade. Belfast, 28th December, 1841. 50 TTIE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1842. ...
... VINDICATOa, .. Ultbb Tihbs, 59,000 28,1*0 30.000 19.000 24.000 ADVSRTZSKMENT DUTY A I D DOBING THE SAMB TMBBB MONTHS. The Whig 12 Chboniclb, 70 5 0 Nbws.Lbttbb 40 0 0 Vindicator, . .. 15 0 Ulstkb Tihbs, 4 0 ...
... THE NOETITERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1842. your idiotical con*er«ation, I should hate very lillle lime (o think of any thing elac.” •« good replied Juno, bitterly ; you may be at rude you please, but that won alter facts. repeal, that you ...
... ei trinsted to better hands, Unqualified as this praise is, the Ch7rcticd endeavours to dash it with a spico of the usual Whig malignity; and, find- ing nothing in the appointment itself to qnarrel with, expends neally a column of its space in combotiog ...
... Mr. Curtis then resumed bis seat, amid the deafening plaudits of the entire assembly. Mb. J. Simms (Editor of Th* Sorthrr* Whig}, said, he thought the meeting would agree with him, that they should not permit Mr. Curtis to go from among them without receiving ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1842. journals before u*. The matter discussed between the two Governments consider, d under two head*—one facts, and the other of principles. The question facts, which occupies a considerable space, may ...
... the a M vy um, Patriareh of the Greek Catho- cand motives that should stimmlate cur exertions, ou ht between Whig and ‘Tory, we preferthe Whig. undoubted professional res] we of ser aries reli in h wes ich aod, h es were the great majorit of the people ...