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... most ble and accomplished gent! eman. In politics he was too iggish the Radicals; he was too theoretical for office, for the Whigs and too leader.” He wrote an excellent road~ |-making, and he was a better men of the ists.” Bat what did he ever that he should ...
... Whig gain, 22. Abstract. district 13 16 Qt.Berkhamsted d 0 8 10 Hemel Hcmpsted 26 21 8 Bishop’s Stanford 14 11 10 Hoddesdon 10 28 Hertford 9 11 25 Bantingford 20 20 Sterenage 6 10 14 Hilchia 9 12 J 3 Hatfield 23 15 39 St. Alban’* 11 5 21 The ...
... TOP doing a RaTH & N TUESDAY, THE 3p OF JUL capable y to W, Bridge THE NORTHERN WHIG was REDUCED To do. UNSTAMP ‘ne was by Mr. SHILLINGS PER QUARTER, for which a Com- Paper will be Delivered, in Belfast and th | situa. without additional charge, When ...
... candidate until after it had been come to by the gentry of the county. Neither hii lordship, nor his lordship's agent, as the Whig untruly asserted, was present at the meeting, when it wias resolved to start Colonel Forde, and yet this candid journal persists ...
... connivance and patronage of the Whigs—after the priests have been systematically used as allies in keeping out the Tories—after Brookes's has thoroughly squeezed out all that it could get from the Irish priests, the English Whigs, with a coarse callousness ...
... ee fo A arising out of {8 CONNEXION WITH “THE NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, , 2, Arthor yA 1538 — 6, Cale nder -Ntreet, Belfast, GHLY RECOMMENDED GOVERNE TH of INVALIDS aod CHILDREN Co INSTITUTE, Street. EVERSING adapted for the Preparation of BLL AN INES, suited ...
... TO THE EDtOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir—Thecnclosed extract from a letter I have received from the Lord Chancellor, and which I iave his lordship’s permission to make pubic, is of sufficient moment to warrant my yon give it a place in your column.—l am ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, The enclose extract from a letter I have received from the Lord Chancellor,and which I have his lordship’s permission to make public, is of sufficient moment warrant my asking you to give it a place in your columns—l ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir,—l sorry observe that Mr. James Heron i* amongst the resigning members of tbe Harbour Board, and that does not intend to stand again. object in this c •mniumcation is to suggest that a Deputation be requested to ...
... ORIGIN OF « WHIG” AND TORY.” Considerable error prevails respecting the origin of these terms, which has lately been thus satisfactorily corrected by a correspondent of the Athenctum: No two writers have agreed respecting the origin or etymology of the ...
... OF “WHIG” AND “TORY” Considerable error prevails respecting the origin of these terms, which has lately been thus satisfactorily corrected by correspondent of the Athcnamm : -“No two writers have agreed respecting the origin or of the terms Whig and Tory ...