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... penditure of the public money, but, as our author traly states, ‘the Reform ministry and Parlia- ment—during the eleven years the Whig Re- formers were in possession of the Government since the Reform Act was passed—have added £41,000,000 to the national debt ...
... Total registered, ne fry pry Deduct re-registries from same premises, nquet~ lj = in favane af I a“ ae wor SS —— Se Northern Whig Office, Tuesday Me Tue usual revenue retarns RLPAST year and quarter were only completed at a late Saturday night, and published ...
... that | influential parti rest ir its operations. Twenty-fou | the deepest inte hat the only are reported 1, in The Northern Whig, to ha This nter re- nt at the meeting of the 7th instant. uproar, | things has been gi radually brought on by a system parture ...
... S1a,—I observe a letter, signed * Civis,” in the Whig of endeavouring to “eet aside” a of the Peace for this enw 2m the substance of which was fornisbed by me. “ Civ soya thas the paragraph It question “fs 2 eonplete mistake,” 1 prefixed the word “* to ...
... sum which they are to receive. It is ow a proclaimed fact that a large number of Tories and Radicals—perhajps, also, some Whigs—have formed a combi- nation under the ttle of “ Society for the Reform of Colo nial Government.” Their views may diverge as ...
... promote any to secure the comfort, indepen- meas that would be likely of dence, and respectability of hii tenantry.—Northern Whig. st The Duke of Manchester has made the following reduc- nts of his estates in the county of Arma tions in the re all namely ...
... the letter of Mr. S. Mulholland, the mill-owner, of Belfast, a Magistrate of this County; and I particularly call upon The Whig paper, as it values its character for fair play, to publish this letter, whole and entire. will give the Reporter a copy:— ...
... to be invetgled into the Free-trade camp, being stedfastly « Protectionist ! Stedfastness, by the way, is aquality which The Whig cannot bdast of as'being just now a characteristic of | those of our Northern Representatives who have, in their: Parliamentary ...
... utterly failed. Verdiet—Guilty. Senteuce—Six months’ imprison- ment, and hard. labor. ‘ : fi The Court adjourned at six o’clock.— Whig. | i ! Forcign Lntelligence. IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY. _ Dec. 19.—Our diplomatic complica- | tions are far from being settled ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1850. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, JANUARY lB5O. ...
... has been exceeded, by The Whig's conception of its all-commandingness, Pity that, in acknowledgment of ‘such a lofty eulogium, Lord London- derry should not be potential to compass the practical verification of what Tie Whig eanveys, b ...