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... considered? Those may understand, who have witnessed the universal gladness expressed the organs of the English bureaucracy. Whig and Tory, at the conduct of Dr. Murray; and the consequences these journals anticipate from this bill. instance of this, read ...
... apparent almost to every one but themselves. The Government organs make no secret of it. Passing from the Mail to the Northern Whig, are not surprised the game he attempts to play. He writes in no friendly spirit to cither priests or people. It is not many ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY J.IST STEAMF.RS TRADINO TO TIIF. POUT BELFAST, THE Tr,A» Num«L 'Jon*. Name*. Ton*. Duke Cornwall 4_’.t Princess Alice 2.'»7 Kc,\nl William 40.1 Queen ••• ••• Duke of Cambridge, a(»0 Queen Victoria ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. 1845. RIGA FLAXSEED. rnilE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW LANDING, ex Elizabeth, Barr eh RIG. \ FLA XSE KP, Of the well-known Eagle rand, and of prime qudity. RICHARDSON, RHOTHERS, & CO. Belfast, IJth Month, 1844 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1845. KCther with many donations of each, and other sums* in proportion to the donors' means, or their appreciation of our claims. Nor can we omit to notice the generous effort which the ladies of Ulster ...
... byphe gentleman in this country, in whose employraew ha«»- n for the above period. Any letters addressed 10“ J.M.,” Northern Whig Office, will attended to. ...
... Act, is very decided triumph to them. The attempt to establish a Concordat with Rome is a still more decisive measure. The Whig Government never would have attempted these steps, even if they had been desired, ami probably they would have boon acceptable ...
... vCorrrsponijnifr. THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN TTIIIO, Sib—ln communication published in The. Northern Whig',* the 7th instant, submitted some explanations a portion of report, agreed to by the Committee Polio. Affairs ; then laid before the Town Council, ...
... liberties are won.—. Hurrah for Repeal!—hurrah for the nation's chief, O’Connell.— Kilkenny Journal. Parties and People —The Whig alliance has melted like ice before the sun, and the strong souls our people will never again serve the purposes of a faction ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1845. 110YAL BELFAST BOTANIC GARDEN. BLENKINSOPP --v - UEBSCUIPTIONS SALE, Oil OI THE ASJEUTtrF., O thf B\Kl>i:N, for the from C\»RU.Lt, M ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. 184.5. of Agitation,” and Pboouess of Lloislation*. —Mr. O’Connell’s Power.— Taits Magazine, for the j resent month, has an article the progress of agitation,” exhibited in the efforts of the and the League ...
... Ireland, re peming the security of their charities and religious institutions, than the prelates ventured to solicit from the Whigs in 1840. Fourthly. It confers on the Catholics constituting a part of the commission an unlimited control over the other c ...