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... WIDWIBDAY. TON siczin• TAILI7I4II. !iorthern Whig says :—lt is matter of surprise that, upon tb whole, confidence and ens' i have been so little shaken by the failure of II firm Viich, a few years ago, was possessed of a large cApital and an excellent ...
... Scotch or history knows that William of indeed memory was a Whig, and a whig too of the sae* liberal type; that by one stamp Of his foot he pat an end to the atrocious Tory peroseutima of the Whig Presbyterians, or as bloody Cleves,, that model Tory Lellei& ...
... TUN ROYAL 1110•P/TILL. Tin Norther% Whig —lt is certainly sot pleasant to find it acknowledged that there is a very conaiderable deficiency in the working income to meet the expenditure of the year. Belfast is daily increasing in population, and also ...
... DR. FORTIS. Tao Whig say.: -Let Dr. Porter try to see himself as others see him. We ask his to lot:4st his own letter with the eyes of other Presbyterian clergymen, and of Presby. terian tanant-farmers, anxious for Tenant. right and independence. It is ...
... The service was choral, and there wag a large attendance of spectators. Tin following appears in the Hornet :—The Norther,' Whig, the leading Belfast paper, contains the following original discovery: — ' Mr. Charhw Bravo was poisoned by antimony, and ...
... BATHER CAHILL AND ULSTER LIBERAL innuirsa. Tin Northern Whig, referring to Father Cahill's speech, says :—Profestor Smyth, Mr. Law, Mr. Andrews, and Mr. Crawford may despise them accusations, though coming from , a priest, who ought surely to have some ...
... was adjourned until the members of the Representative Body would be present. OPPOSITION TO TH NORIMERN WHIG CLUB. original members of The Northern Whig Club consisted of about sixty gentlemen, among whom were many landholders of high standing in Down, in ...
... Bill, and no need of a Land Bill, so far as the administration of their properties was concerned. THZ ZHIPOHNIES Tin Northern Whig says :—Mr. Corry and Mr. Gowan will find it very hard to persuade the publio that there are not great abuses in the shipping ...
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... DUPTERIN LND QIIRBIC. Tea Northern Whig says:—We have recently given from another source an account of the IL A . Viceregal residence intended by his Excellency, with the sanction of the Government, to be erected on the CitadeL This, with Parliamentary ...
... THI PILOT TILE. Northers Whig says—Another year has gene very much like many of its predecessors. The practice in which some newspaper 3 still indulge, of elaborately reviewing the year in its details at the close, hat become somewhat old-fashioned, and ...
... in with the appoint. sent is, that tbe anthem of the the Irish lizeoutive, and the are all anxious that Ma lar O'Reilly, the Whig mambos for LoneoaL should become Dr. Pates in the salaried Assistant , en_trassure is =hieing put upon kis the poet. it he ...