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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1850. TO THE EDITOR OV THE NORTHERN WUIO. The W4i>, of Saturday (February It), • Inter it addressed to you, headed Landlords and labourers, in which the writer gives an outline of a discussion said to ...
... flax-gjpwing| district, and where abundant supply of obtained. Principals only treated with. Address P./’ care of The Northern Whig Office. 638 Wanted, suitable premises for MANUFACTURING CONCERN, East side of town preferred. To any one who will byAa suitable ...
... w-as not worth 3/.;” and, as the average price of turnips in Newtownards market, according to the market note contained The Whig of the stb instant, was bid, say Od per cwt, it evident tliat the amount of produce cannot have exceeded six tons on the half-acre ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1850. CORK. Torsfur. FanaeAav 12- Ar—Wheat, white. 17e to 2ls fid per stones; do., red. I4s 1»« jer do. ; Burley, to id per ; Oats. 4d per do.; Indian Corn, while. V. 1L per ton; yellow. G/. 12s to 139 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1850. SEED POTATOESa QUANTITY PURE Mil) ISM CRUFFLES, carefully selected, for SADf,. Apply to GEORGE BELL, May’s-Malawi; and No. 2, Police-Square. 023 SEE l> WHEAT. The subscribers offer for sale, their ...
... rejected Stallion from the Danebury or any other Stud. order of o’a owner, WM, M'CLURO, Groom. N.B.—The Proprietor of the Northern Whig, guided by the same cowardly spirit which characterised the malignant spleen of the writer of the Challenge, refused to publish ...
... official in the Castle, who must write the sentiments and issue tho orders of bis master in each successive administration, Whig, lory, Radical. During last or twenty years Air. Mathews has been chiefly known Presbyterian community being constantly occupied ...
... prospects of the British nation, with referenceto its per:naniecnce and future glory, are dishenart- cning indeed; for our iresent Whig rulers scetn utterly blind to the faet, that, day by day, we arc rapidly losing the prestige of the British naie, acqunired ...
... upon Whig parentage TIle writer is plainly under thle inpressioun that Orangeism had its birth at tile accessinn oftlic Prince of Orange to the throne, and be- cause William III. was what was then called a Wtig, OrangeLnen are necessarily Whigs in polities ...
... (or the purpose are negotiating the budness. so that before two years elapse, the Free Traders and cotton spin, ners, the Whigs and the Republicans, the labourers and the paupers, will have the sod of Great Britain entirely their own disposal. Those who ...
... tenant now claims that this custom fair construction the tenant right system, were to f downright as sc areal half deornod t,ie Whig's misrepresentation too con- Dr. Mac bale and his priests will, through this pro hac vice, while his duties are essentially ...
... to every man rated on the poor-law books, let the Irish constituency remain it is—let their own rod scourge the heartless Whigs out of office. We hope and trust the people will not be induced to sanction a half measure, and that every liberal Irish r ...