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... It is edifying to see, for instance, the rich gusto with which that most amiable patron of benighted Papists, the Northern Whig takes up the “view halloo,” and cheers on the pleasant sport. Our uncommonly liberal contemporary with heartiness lor which ...
... Cash immediately remitted. NOTICE. T>ARTIES wishing to supplied, after the Ist February, with the Daily or Weekly Northern Whig, are requested to apply immediately to the publishers (P. D. FINLAY & SON, Calendar St., Belfast), and to select the mode ...
... Thearticle in question stated that Bishop Plunkett, who owed much to the Whigs for the favours they hud conferred him, had voted against them on the bill referred to : that the Whigs had promoted his lordship from the mutton chop of a country curate to the ...
... follows Ulsterman. 750 Banner of Ulster, .. .. .. 003 News-Letter, .. .. .. pifl Mercury, .. .. .. »4 Chronicle, .. .. ~ 491 Whig 1794 The Jianner complains that it Is misrepresented the totems. regards ourselves, this return is independent of large quantity ...
... ARMS HOTKI.. High street, on SATURDAY, June 2d, 1955, at SEVEN o’clock. Evening. Tickets, -*l# each. Tickets to had at the Whig and Banner Offices. IF YOU WISH YOUR HAIR WELL CUT, TO THE PEOPLE’S HAIR-CUTTING ROOM, 84, Cabtlk-Lanb, ( Direeflg opposite ...
... themselves to facts, and avoid the risk of rash imputations of a general nature. are glad to see that our contemporary, the Whig, has taken the same sensible view of the case. These poor girls have certainly been most Inntally treated. But a good deal ...
... the local afternoon edition of the Irishman, from which paper have transferred them to our columns. The Proprietors of the Whig have sent us a jiolite request that we would acknowledge their paper the source from which xoe procured the documents. We are ...
... briefly to some matters personal to my»elf in connexion with the recent action for libel against the proprietors of the X'litheru Whig newspaper, in which the transactions of this Council were mixed up. regret that the defendants in the case, instead of leaving ...
... They launched out into attack on France, whom they accused of openly promoting the extension of slavery. In fact, one leading Whig nobleman made ‘no bones” about the matter at all. Lord Grey falsely accused the French Government of setting treaties and compacts ...
... Kiss and make friends! That the right wholesome conclusion of affair of this kind. Mr. James Kennedy and the proprietors the Whig arc naturally friends : for a while they were unnaturally enemies. But the tiling could not last. And when the opportunity ...
... “Manchester School and the whig* are so openly antagonistic, and Lord John Russell shows such a fretful impatience of the leaders of the party, that political allege a permanent severance of the two by the falling hack of the whig* to sort of Peel conservatism ...
... Ohio; Martial, Democrat Know-Kooihing, of Kcntockj ; Banks, Democrat Know-Knothing. of Massocbos■ote; Falter, Whig, of Peonrrloaaia; and Whig, Now Jorooj. Four ballote worn taken first day, followtef. Rlehardosn, first role, 74; fonvthrote, 72. Campbell ...