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... THE OR AND THE WHIG. TO KDIToK THE BKI.KA.ST WRKKLT NEWS. from Urownixu.—T!mrtd*y lad. llamiltun Cuiumiog. while iNUhiii# al Dm Thomson* Bank balking-place, inadvcrUotlj |.roceodod too far into the water, and, bein ...
... NEWSPAPER IN IRELAND. WEEKLY “NORTHERN WHIG,” RIGHT PAGES, FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS. Price Twopence (THE Size .OF THK LONDON TIMKS, WHICH IS SOLD 4D.) SATURDAY. FEBRUARY C. WILL BE PUBLISH ICD THE WEEKLY ' NORTHERN WHIG,” Whirh irill the trhole Week’t Newt far ...
... PARTNER WANTED. WANTED, AT THE FIRST OF r, a Partner in the Crow, and Sidra Trade, a Country Tows. Addreaa P. 14, Germ, Whig ...
... t’an lie U* ■•ailed a Whig? Are Messrs. Milner Gitison ami Gilpin Whigs’ or Gladstone, Bidary Hi-rbeti. and Cardwell.’ Not one of tiiem. Why. in llie Cahinet, from the highest to the lowest. it would l« vain to look for the Whig notwithstanding the various ...
... reform is eomm.-nsuratc with iicnl innova* tion, and that it must, necvssitr, destructive. Owe of the chief de-igns of tho Whig party, which it has always pu>he ...
... Just Published, A LITERARY PORTRAIT OP THE LATE F. D. FINLAY. Em).. pKOPKiirroR tun northbrn whig.” Containing Extract* from Rtv. Montuomkry, LL D. Obituary Notice of him. ...
... School* (Ireland) Bill was read a second Thrbc i« edwi |weeraterlna this euhjcct In the time, without opposition. .\«rdt*r» Whig of Wed' -dar. which It may lie well to ...
... by all the Chemists of high standing Great Britain. (Sec report of the Ulster Chemico Society, of Ist May. in The Northern Whig, and The Irak Farmerg' Gazette, of‘J3rd Muv H. G. BURNELL, 1813 ami 67. Victoria Street. Belfast. ...
... I >ll* R ACTIC AB L ES. O'ROM THE MORNING HERALD.) The EmUt m*n« will probably witrwHS rlforts tor th* n-orfpmiMtion of the Whig junto. the present moment they are without either party discipline an avowed policy, lu tl»e House of Commons they are paralysed ...
... demand that the Ministry should introduce measure without delay, Mr. Disraeli has only point to Whig precedents. Reform was solemnly promised by the Whigs, and put off non die when the Russian war began. Again, it was deferred in nonsequencc of the Chinese ...
... Mareh3lJuns 30,SepL 30. 1836. 1838. 1838. KEwt-Lcrm. Northern Whig, Mercury, 25.40. » 15,000 7.500 1H,500 IK,U(W Morning News. 1 Wkkklc News rt.ooo 5,000 10,000 Weekly Northern Whig, . 5,000 2,500 2,500 Weekly | I ...
... metamorphosis in Ireland. The sister isle in former days was the stronghold of and its representatives support nhich enabled the Whigs to retain office for many a session. Their •id was porcltaacd perhaps somewhat dearly, and often capriciously withheld; but ...