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... Juat fire times. Once upon the support Mr. Stritch says he acted precisely towards the Vinafforded by the Repealers to the Whigs. Oucq upon dicutor Mr. John O’Connell did to the Nation. Very French sympathy, and three times upon the subject ol the , !fr ...
... credit comes Irom his having partly followed the Whigs. During the general election, the impression was left upon the public mind, that no change would assented to in the Com Laws but, the propositiou of the Whigs forced Sir Robert Peel to make concession. ...
... X 92*2,630 and on the quarter ending at the same period, a decrease of X 940.062. How is this? Simply Itecause, while the Whigs were in process of being excluded from office, the poopie were in hope of better order of things being established their expulsion ...
... and seize upon whatever seems to them the ostensible cause, without very |»atient investigation, object of their wrath. The Whigs were unpopular in IH4I, because they could not create a great demand for manufactures, while the; revenue was falling. At that ...
... placed beyond the reach many, by the same system re.lr which closes lureign markets against the produce of their industry, rue Whigs would, at one and the same time, nave improved the revenue, No. 2,003.] by means which would have added to enjoyments of the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1843. ...
... TO THE EDITOR Of THE NOBTHEBN WHIG. Siß,—l not one of those who wish cavil at unavoidable evils ; but I consider every inhabitant out only lib.rty, but in duly bound, to endeavour to remove any just cause of complaint to a portion of the people of Belfast ...
... wonderous to see that effect the matter, should be so ignorant of the concurront eßect of the various elements which affecte * wou Whig party afifected to believe that the produce no practical reduction in the price * An immense portion of the mercantile com ...
... palliative ap,;. logy in his behalf. He was himself the author of that Rent-cliarge, and literally forced its adoption upon tho Whigs in opposition to their own deliberate judgasent, and now lie dares to treat as a national grievance the very measure to which ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1843. A Dimmer Pamir Siiti Years Aou —But the dinner Whaucereinony and solemnity ! what bowing, and imssioc to ealf what profusion, whst heat! how little conv ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1843. sides :—the three n,iilions of increase is wanting, and four irillions (or at that rate) decrease U to be lumented. In other word?, the late financial quarter has exhibited a decreaae at the rate ...
... TO TUB LDITOR THB NORTBEBII WHIG. Sib, In roy last letter, I pointed out some of the mi»- eonceptions of Mr. Sproule, relative to the mode of trenching. I ventured to recommend, and also shewed the propriety, both in scientific and economical point of ...