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... carried out, as had observed, beyond the pale of the Establishment. His object was a patriotic one. He had knocked the doors of Whig government; but they had refuse! to endow. had knocked at the doors of a Tory Government ; but tluurh they might have been ...
... concluded the business of the day, and the Court adjourned about eight o’clock. There are only a few cases remaining for trial.— Whig, The office of the Lincolnshire Chrontf le, at Stamford, has been completely destroyed by fire, the whole of the types, machines ...
... one country. To Whig and Tory—to Repealer and to est Aris- Slave—te the humblest Commoner and the tocrat-—to the Native and the article, com- ing as it docs from the ablest of the n 1 -Repealers—the most effective supporter of the Whigs—and the most generally ...
... our last, but omitted through waut of space.—Ep. FACTS AND FICTIONS DE MORTUIS NEIL NIST BUNUS HE DIE LET ONE BEMOAN ‘EM The Whig of Saturday contained the :— Deatus.—It appears, from an extract which we take from the Edinburgh Review, upon the beauties ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1843. CBOWK COUBT. Wedm tday, March 1. The Hon. Justice Cbampto.n entered the Crown Court, this morning, at ten o’clock. The Grand Jury, having been re-sworn, were addressed by his Louuship, in the following ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1843. PATRIA •■MPIR.” BELFAST, THURSDAY. MARCH 2, 1*43, The French papers report some success in Algeria, in an affair where the Duke D’Aumalc commanded ; and accounts from the Cape of Good Hope state, that ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1843. ...
... displays. It contains various descriptions of bands, and will found useful to Schoolmasters, Surveyors, Engineers, &c.” —Northern Whig. Waiting —We invite the attention of Schoolmasters, Surveyors, and the public in general, to an advertisement, relative* o ...
... ludicrous. Whips and Radicals are equally opposed to the Repeal of the Union Tories. Mr. I). R. Ross and Mr. S. Crawford—the first Whig, the latter Radical—are not less opposed to a Repeal of the Union than Mr. Emerson Tennent, any other Conservative member. ...
... other object than to supply the poorest in the land with Christian instruction. For Church-extension I knocked at the door of a Whig Ministry, and they refused endow. I then knocked at the door of Tory Ministry—they porliaps would have endowed, but they offered ...
... consequences of character exceedingly troublesome to that learned Judge. It was both hy the Government and tin* leaders of the Whig party ; yet all the sj*enkers deprecated, in strong term'the expression of political opinions by Judge in his official capacity ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, SATURDAY, MARCH 4. 1843. TAN TIC IDE. Mary Magill was indicted for killing her infant child, at Glenarm, on 17lb November. Rote Magill (her mother) was charged with aiding and abetting in the crime, Sarah M'Donnelt, examined ...