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... Coeciester on W*edtesday night, Mtajor 13eresfor-' spoke vigorously in favour of manitaining the ole patty dis- tinction of Whig and Tory. Captain Jervis ?? some remarks on Ilie war in America. Hil speech was an argument in favour of the right of 5ece3sion ...
... affected by the blight; and re learn that they find a ready miarket at good' rates on the other side of the Channel.- Vorthemr, Whig. The amount of duty paid at the Belfast Custoto-house- for the week ending October 19, was 8,1831. 9s. 3.1 againit8,576!. 12e ...
... Northern Whlig, . . 55,000 v Dily Mercury (since dead), ?? 50,000 q Banner or Ulster, . ?? 37,oo c Weekly News, .13,500 Weekly Whig, . .. . 15,(100 It is quite unnecessatyv for its to commenlt iipobi these figures. They speak for thliemselves, and show I ...
... enmbraced in the returu:- BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, 113 000 Northern Whig, ?? ?? ?? 55,000 Dnily Mercury (since dead), 50,000 Banner of Ulster, . 37,500 Weekly News, . ?? ?? 13,500 Weekly Whig, ?? ?? 15,000 It is quite unnecessary for us to comment upon these ...
... the host, Mr. M'Elwee, gave very general satisfaction. The chair was occupied by Mr. Henry larras, sub-editor of the Nortkeru Whig, and the vice-chair by Mr. Taylor, late cashier in the Mercunj, on which paper Mr. Gilynn was en- gaged till its decease. The ...
... beccome vacant, and weould afford accontmodatiln for the Mautere Inl Chtaneory Oliteos, Itias leaving th wolsetu of the eastern whig sitjoinhtg the Banchers'1 I)IItnihlg, wtitre) thle 1Mas1tersh 01lesa are now located, avail- able for ?? use of the bankilruptcy ...
... getting mnaserb te adusted, but, as several trains ran during the dsay, the Id traffic suffered but little ?? oJ ef AorthenV Whig. it 1,1-D AND FonsAxrEx.-Tbe stranded ship breskiog Et to pieces on lone far away rocks-the child sitting on t- a door-step ...
... they could l get on, that they had got on, and that they would t be able to get on without the help of their Whig z friends-for although the Whigs were generally ready t when Ireland was in prosperity to take all the good x things they could get from her ...
... P P, V U; Rev P D, sly, C C; BRev John sood, C C; 'lessrs Sabel and Searlo, Liverpool and Dublin; Francis Finlay, Norlworr. Whig; J J Gunning, J Henderson, Belfast Nsaws Leller Qleorge Burke, JP; - Reed, Belfast Mforning eccs ; Thomas A Joyce, J B Daly ...
... proceedings of Monday would have been prevented. But it appeared that the dominant party in the corporation, aided by the slavisb Whigs (groans) -the protectors of Whiggery in the corporation, some of whom had received the pay that others expected- those men ...
... average lsample of the crop, whiclt, on the 21th instant, measured fifteen inches and appears to be of the most promising ?? Whig. The Veeta (steamship) Captain O'Donnell command- ivg, left our quay on Friday evening for Liverpool, with upwards of a hundred ...
... granted by the government, they would notsubmit quietly to be treated haresly or ns- glected in tbis respect by any government, Whig, Tory, or Radical (hear, hear). He wished it to be understood that he was riot finding fault with the Post- ?? or with ber ...