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... greater weight to the voice of the people in the couvcils of the House of Commons.” That, then, is the Whig bid. The ramour current io society that the Whigs intend to bid higher, if the Tories bid high, is rather confirmed by this remarkable challenge from ...
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... others, The position of the Whig is now thorough'y understood, and its “ rei‘erated misrepre- sentation of facts” has not served to better its own position or to injure that of its contemporaries. As the News-Letter says:— “ The Whig hss not gained by its ...
... MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1858 Tue Whig, on Saturday last, had the posting -places and dedd-walls of Belfast placarded with the “ Bank- “ruptg of the Dat/y Mercury.” It also treated its readers to a long, and false, and garbled report of the proceetings of a meeting ...
... consolidate position, but to retrieve one. The Whig, finding bis old ground slipping away from under him, has to look for a new plot on which be hopes to find more steady footing.” According to the Whig, the Belfast Daily Press made ** rash ventures, ...
... after day, in the Whig, imaginethat the Whig has the greatest circulation of any paper in Ireland, let alone in Ulster. Now we empha- tically tell all such fools that the Whig pretensions are a sham—that, as regards circulation, the Whig has been falling ...
... when they had John Rea to work out their case for them ! Ow former occasions we had to complain of the unfair conduct of the Whig respecting this Establishment. There appears to be a determination to pursue the same reprehensible course. Our complaint is ...
... ARTIES WISHING TO BE SUPPLIED, after the Ist February, with the Daily or Weekly Northern Whig, are requested to apply immediately to the Publishers (F. D. FINLAY & SON, Calender- Street, Belfast), and to SELECT THE MODE OF FoR- WARDING WHICH 18 MOST SUITABLE ...
... beencalled make. I have no apology to offer for going into this matter so mi- nutely. My character is concerned. I raised the Whig from a comparatively low position, and left it in one of honour and influence; and, I found it neeessary to esteblish a paper ...
... the returns :— The Northern Whig, Tbe Banner of Ulster, The Ulsterman, The Belfast News-Letter The Belfast Mercury, ..+ Stamped Copies each Publication “ The above statement shows the stamped circalation of the Northern Whig as more than double that ...
... BE LET. FURNISHED, A SITTINGROOM, with one or two Bsdrooms, within three minutes' walk of the Ulster Railway—Apply at the Whig Office. 1008 ...
... John Rea and the Whig, we must admit the candour, with which the mercenary motives have been unblushingly avowed. John Rea has, over and over again, stated he should be * compensated” — that his father should be compensated”—that the Whig should be “ other ...