the NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
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THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1 852
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1 852. ...
JOHN BRIGHT, ESa^H.P.,
... cca, AT SIX O’CLOCK, P.M. M w. S. ANDREWS,) Hon. ARTHI K CLOSE, Secretaries. Tickets bo had from the Secretaries, and at Tht Whig, Mercury, and of VUter Offices. 1264 ...
JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES
... will bear the strictest Apply at The Northern Whig Offi^*-' Belfast, Sept., 1852. WANTED, FOR A MERCHANT’S OFFICE, serve five years, a Lad well educated, whom a progressive salary/ill be Apply Alpha, Whig Office. G2 Wanted to purchase, a neat COTTAGE ...
BOXWOOD
... TION, at Donaldson’s H°r*e Ke|K>sitorv, on T -Morrow Ist October, at Two o’clwk, the BAY HUNTER advertised in la-t Tuesday’s Whig. is handsome short-1 egg good weight, 7 years old ; rides well and st/dily, aiiJ i-, perfectly trained harness. Colour Biightf ...
LORD JOHN RUSSELL AT PERTH
... letters written at the close of a Par liamentary recess, with the view of fostering that spirit of faction and humbug in which Whig states- manship can alone, not live, but vegetate. As a ma- nifesto, his Perth oration is an especial and signal failure; for ...
we will inevitably be deprived of this business intercourse, which will be turned another direction. It may be ..
... of Commission to report on the relative fitness of British and Irish ports for mail packet communication with America. The Whigs were then in power, and much was expected from them. But influential individual interests in England were antagonistic to Irish ...
new AMERICAN TIMBER AND
... HYDRAULIC LINEN PRESS, Press and Paste Hoards of the hi dcwdpUon ; also, a few prime seasoned Lapping Tables. Apply at The Whig Office. Belfast, 9th September, 1852. 880 SALVAGE SALE. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON ACCOUNT X of whom it may concern, on DAY, the ...
fashion and table-talk
... illness of eight days. Few men in Western New York were more widely known or more highly respected. was distinguished leader in Whig politics, and an eminent member of the Bar. Mr. David Auld, of Doonbrae Cottage, custodier of Burns’s Monument the banks of ...
The Belfast News Letter
... certain contingencies. It is, the appropriation of the revenues referred to for the education of the people. This is the old Whig appropriation clause. ;But, says the committee, or rather M1r. Moore, on their behalf, 1 after the experience we have had ...
Foreign Intelligence
... discussing thle merits of the different candidates for the Presidential chair, of whom six are now named- one Democrat, Peine; two Whigs, Scott and Webster; two Free Soilers, Hale and Goodall, and one South- ern Rights man, Quitman. The recent meatitg held ...
DINNER AT PERTH TO LORD PANMURE
... tection-for this great benefit which is to restore them to the prosperity from which Sir Robert Peel, in the first place, and the Whig Administration, in the second, have cruelly and unjustly deprived them. I knowv it appears to ine-I may be quite wrong in this ...