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... olitioal charaoter followed. Among them should bs mentioned Prior and Swift's Examiner, begun on the Tory side in 1710; Addison's Whig Examiner on the other side comma need and ended the same year ; Ste. l•',. Guardian and its sequel, the Englishman, issued ...
... always obeyeu the law since 1850, would have obeyed it. (Cheers.) The present Government, who had great trouble in getting the Whigs out, and are most anxious conciliate the Catholics, and all other people ol Ireland, would be actually obliged to the magistrates ...
... great amusement of the audience, he. played •* God save the King.” At meeting of tho Fife Magistrates some year* after 1745, a Whig gentleman gave a toast “Tha Duke of Cumberland.” Daviu Beatonn, of Kilcon quhar, a zealous Jacobite, immediately after proposed ...
... who are acquainted with the poblie life of that gentleman. Sir James is a native of Lisburn, where he is highly esteemed. The Whig nays :—For a lengthened period the Musgrove family have been associated not only with Belfast, but with the adjoining town ...
... by moving the following resolution :--- That the Guardians of the Lisburn Union desire to draw the attention of the Northern Whig, Belfast News-Letter, and Irish News, to the fact that the proceedings at the Board are frequently not published, and that ...
... addreued by Captain Hann, of bellut, whose statements on the question were lucid and convincing, lie made a strong appeal to the Whigs of the audience by his relation o some tending anecdotes, showing the providential tare 1 el the Almighty, and the value and ...
... ImpoRTANT TO wliAvEßs. 7eto eel of Saturday, :41st ultimo:- en named Francis Mackay summoned Messrs. Sits-Beading the Northern Whig to-day, I aAi Boyd for the sum of 28, alleged to be chanced to as ein it an extract from the Gimes/to. ' dour. 7ou rna 1 bearing ...
... ordination prayer was offered up by the (Rev. G. Duncan), during which Mr. was sekasely set apart to the raise of the help , hp Ms Whig on of the bawd* d lb* • 'MINI and impressive war ghee le young minister and the sea. by is Bev. 3. R. Moorhead. Anse the the ...
... Macartney) ? In the first place, it to inquire into its causes, and Liberal politicians are had been alleged that he was what the Whig, with never tired of denouncing it. (Cheers.) The main its usual politeness, called an interloper. (Loud object of the commission ...
... e of the planet behind the darkened limb of the moon, on Sunday evening, 14th inst. The time, as announced by the Northern Whig, was , to be shortly after 9.15 p.m. Whittaker's almanac gave the time of disappearance as 9.52 for the longitude of London ...
... HENRY—I would be very far from endorsing such a statement. (Hear, hear.) Mr. GlLL—When the people of the province reed in the Whig or the Lisburn Standard, or any other respectable journal, that the Guardians of this Union submit to the orders of the Local ...
... burden of £50,000 on the ratepayers. The statement of Mr. Kennedy and my own statistics—both of which documents appeared iu the Whigbave not yet been answered. The resolution was put to the vote, and carried, with only one dissenting voice. The CHAIRMAN-1 ...