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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1863. riowment*, dignities, and privilege®, to the Church of a small minority—not in refraining from giving these things to the Church of the majority. were necessary or wise to have any Establishment at ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1-8 5 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 186 3. ...
... THE NOKTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATUII DAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1853. ...
... V 5 CottrspoiHifnfK TUB EDITOR ROBTIIERX WHIG. CORRESPO N ENTS Sm, 1 understand that a circular has been Issued, Tallin Meeting to consider what ought done with reference the Tenant-right question at ihe present crisis; which meeting is proposed bcl ...
... however, that this project was merely ain ingenious ruse on the part of the Whig leader-a hollow pretenee, which was never seriously entertained; and, accordingly, the Whigs were de- prived of the sunshine of English and Scotch pro- gressist patronage ...
... necessity put out Lord Derby if the maintained and the treasures draughted are to be taken pos*ession of his succe«sors ? The Whig policy with regard to the Lord Lieu, tenanev of Ireland was the extinction of that oftice Its abolition was trowed scheme, ...
... on a Sutnday, to a Christian noble- man, such as Lord Roden is acknowledged to be, even by his enemies; but as your genuine Whig is usually a hard worker on the Sabbath, the news may not be the less true for all that. Before, however, we proceed to offer ...
... ANTED, A BOOK-KEEPER JOHN- W le Wine and Spirit ish 489 | fast. References as to character and al ty 7 Apply by letter M. W.,” Whig § ) it “a ON A PLAN AGED \ mee at et OW y kly services will be remunerated by a bridge, | kei ep accounts, and make g rene ...
... burthen that score, extra what we subnutted to under Lord Derby. Mr. Disraeli is to be followed in shipping reforms. Our noble Whigs clung by Mr. Labouchcre’s experiment” a barnacle does to a ship’s sheathing. All the powers of shell and shot, sledge-hammer ...
... Roden was transmitted such terms to leave him no other choice but that of rejecting the advance towards gaining his favour. The Whig Chancellor and the Peelito Lord Lieutenant appear to have reasoned with each other, that it would tell well with the Orangemen ...
... The events soars bare made it evident that there is ; in' State which can carry out its own integrity. .Neither IVeliles, Whigs, erbyites, have within themselves the is fact, patent and notorious to about to try, lo>t resourcu, Adit the principle fl ...