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... aganilst the stability of the grants to our Dubhlin hospitals, which i have been for years the object of the attacks of the base Whigs, ever parsiitionious towards Irish interests. I am not very certalic but that elause 7 contains one of the principal moving ...
... contemporary, the Northern Whig. In the modern journalism of Ulster, everybody knows that to be assailed by the foul speech of the Mercury is a passport to the good opinion of the public. We cannot claim any companionship with the Whig. All can say of that ...
... accepted it. With Sir Sir Stratford Canning’s Parliamentary career we have nothing to do; he was a Conservative during the days of Whig eupremacy, and never had an opportunity of showing his capacity for official life home. But a now period in the history of ...
... canvassingr that at Aylesbury ?? ac- tually Mtallked to tile polliug-hootil with thcir tenints ?? mearle thlem vote for tile Whig nominee. Not- Withstanding all these exertions, Captain Ilanliltoni and a inmajorit y at every polling place except Beacons- ...
... g motive; and the rlianuteristic aneer. •• tin; religion of newspaper*.” out of which Um |u>«age of arms lias arisen. Tlmj Whig nould seem. the tone and tendency of its writings, conteinputou'ly derisive of aM roligkm. as if «i •ring ing inaiikiml to ...
... not permit the insertion of Illustrs in their Advertising columns ; bat Tue VeRTISER has not only the entire circulation of > Whig, bat a very large additional yratis circulation the greater partof Ireland. Of the advantages whi Engraving has, in catching ...
... character of The Whig as a family an vas ob. e usual newspaper. st nine, Rev. R. TO ADVERTISERS. which Whilst consulting the interests of our su Villiam ted the we have not been forgetful of those of o -place tisers. We do not propose to raise the re ...
... THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. Ox Saturday morning, the Xorikrr* Whig, which has rather manic Itself famous for doing the wrong thing the worst possible time, asked, with sneer, what had become of the Indian Relief Fund collected in Belfast. Now, It rumoured ...
... every attention ders to them. will be Railway Advertising Office, Str the Re- Fa naay J, a ee at Two eu? TO B ian DERS. HAN WHIG, BE a SRE AND CABINET WAREROOM 15 & 17 Arthur Street it TO CAI id Five Kk © ELLY & W a sent Stock of CABINET WARE, sisting ...
... to » Whig Office.” 74 Sannary 1, 1858, ot. e direc- Ww ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, FILES OF tey and The Mercury and News-Letter, for the year 1557. be Het or Sold. he Sale Full price will be givea,—Apyly to R., Northern | BE LET, A HOUSE, IN WELLI MA Whig Office ...
... which it now occupies. vat, has The price of the Daily Northern Whig ud the We it will THREE HALFPENCE per copy 10 ordi supply to each of our present town subse | figure, the tri-weekly Whig a first-rate daily pa; deport out one fraction of additional charge ...