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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—ln tho report of tho Tenant League meeting, held nt Boardraills, published in your paper of Saturday, tho 7th inst., the Rev. John Rogers, of Comber, Is to have said that certain Roman Catholic in Comber, had laid ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1852. appreciated ; and such the profession has confessedly the one before us, which rejoice to see, as each number makes its appearance, affording crery esidence of healthy action and tone at once vigorous ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1852. • care that Ihis-as the case may be—dcatroc- Dot e.eo Mr. Rogers tUI this occasion, and «e readily corlire fertilizing stream may a Jodi- reel an, error that may hare occurred That that senile, ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1852. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1852. ...
... JOOX MILLER. TO THE EDITOR OV THE NORTHERN WHIG. Consclentia humana (Aogelicae enim explicationem non aggredimur) eat judicium houiiuis semet ipso.' —Aiiunui Cvnicimliu. Sib,—l have just read, in The Northern Whig of to-daj, letter signed “John Miller,” ...
... not be far astray in the conclusions at which we have arrived. It has been a general remark, during the past week, that the Whig Ministry are in a stronger posi- tion at this moment than the country was willing to acknowlalge, and some have even gone so ...
... report of observations at Boardmills, given in The Whig of Saturday, or as quoted Mr. John Miller in his letter this date. And here let mo say that I acquit the respectable reporter for The Northern Whig of any intentional inaccuracy. have the course of ...
... heretofore unacquainted A sample of Flax, dressed by this Machine, may be seen at The Northern Whig Office, Belfast. Address ** O. F.. Flax,” Northern Whig Office, Belfast. 9lh February, 1862. ...
... variance with all the previously expressed opinions of the Whig leaders. That does not strike us with wonder, though it is calculated to excite resentment, when recollect how prone these same Whigs were in the prospect of power to launch themselves into ...
... heretofore unacquainted with it. A sample of Flax, dressed bv this Machine, may be seen at The Sorlhrrn Whig Office, Belfast. Address O. F., Fiax,” Xorthem Whig Office, Belfast. oth February, 1852. ...
... difficulties in the highest quarter, the Country Party, and the more moderate portion of the Peelites, and the remnant of the old Whigs, will join in rejecting it. If, on the other hand, it should prove a slheaz, the Reformers will naturally regard it a1s a political ...