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... THE WHIGS AGAIN IN PERIL-THE CEYLON QUESTION. MINIMTERS are once more on the verge of another pitfall of their own digging. When Mr. Baillie's motion on the administration of affairs in Ceylon was on the tapis, before the Easter recess, it will be re- ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, MAY 22. 1851. effort. But public journalist has many an unpleasant thing to do in the discharge of duty ; and the public must be shewn where they are represented by unwise, indiscreet, or inefficient men. It was this ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1851. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1861. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY. MAY 24. 1861. ...
... the Northern whig, Belfast. Saturday, may 24. isoi. ...
... whig tone radicals who combined ““oeople food It to that the of Mercury meeting of the Board of of Saturday in the Union for with the 1849 of pounds considerable f decrease appeared to be owing to Pc°“d of recipients from other of life °fA The to D ...
... M‘C O D TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— ln your report of the above case roy name is introduced, and to many of friends it appeared as if were consenting party. I will fed obliged your inserting in Saturday’s Whig this statement—that have not, in ...
... few years the public income did not meet the expenditure, and a cry was raised, See, the Whigs have an empty treasury: what shocking bad financiers these Whigs always are. The Ministry told the people truly, You cannot have your cake and eat it too ...
... Representation of Clackmannan.—Mr. Adam, son Admiral Sir C. Adam, X.C.8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital, named the Whig-Radical Free-trade candidate in the room of General Sir W. Morison, deceased. Inquiry into the Kaffir War.—We understand that Major ...
... Tut Whim U> x«h» M»cmmTio»»- Whigs «h.. .re our kr* h lor . now furm, with cUu«w of s' r ! t,,hu.noo«n know. wh.. offrot tho.v thing ci.wr. .hot g* nroro.^n .hr, moan to ~0 iulmtion i. thr fart that .ten, it. _ ,1. who hate* monk., whom ho i, „« like] ...
... hour. Nay, we are told that Catholic priests ef Iveland are among the importunate and success- ful clients at the Whig Treasury. The Whigs fetter the Church with one hand,and confer favours on its ministers with the other.” Who are the traitors ? ...