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... PRESBYTERIANISM V. PRELACY. The following letter has been addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig Sib,— Will you kindly permit me to put, through your paper, the following questions to the Presbyterian representatives who discoursed so eloquently ...
... regard, on his appointment tb« office, and consequent retirement from the circuit which he has so long adorned. IB6o’* —A'orMern Whig lIIR IHS th? 28th ull. in Dundalk, the w»f« of Jooeph Rainaford. Curnte Donda'k. of a son. On the 28th ult. the wife of Robinson ...
... that tbit gentleman will use his best exertion. In maintain the positron the Nor'h Union Coursing Club has always maintained Whig ...
... the and science for as conspicuous dullaglass races on 1 Thomas Pearson, suddenly fell down » Prisoner in Dnojf the Northern Whig tie 2Gth inst.,says : luitagh. Governor of e Meighan, of the eight sub constables, sly received, went II village seaward of ...
... c mveved will start from Ulster Kailway Terminus half.p.tst ten each night, arriy»• at the metropolis three next morning.— Whig Maria Isabella Beckett, aged years, tried at the Lent assizes at Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire,, for the wdful murder of her ...
... Cabinet ministers, with a numerous crop of whig* who have held high offiee, and who are ready to take office agon if colled upon, voted against the Government. It is looked upon prising that so many hdloaers the Whigs should desert their chiefs the occasion ...
... communication from Hillsborough that the account of the affray near that town on Saturday night, as published in yestcrdav’s Whig, unfortunately correct in all but a very few points. We are glad to find that the rumour of Irvine’s death is premature. is ...
... hi. racl cordial .pproeal. Chaloner hi, lotler ' net oneofthose Catholic, who not ,eo that .honld be pled wed rot, forth. Whig, part,. ,pact from their giee, letler which reindeed from ihe Comereafiee randidatc, in answer lo question respecting the temporal ...
... people, who for two generations have been calling out for voluntaryism, and who. with full experience of Whig treachery, could be i cajoled by the Whigs to follow the delusive ! phantom of share of the endowment. But if, ! like men of honesty, consistency ...
... «ll Whigs* England It will be said disloyal Wen’O to We p> a it our death wojKI testify i'. Not di*|u\al to the exalt'd who ru'ea ov-r us. or her children whom may God guide and preserve; but disloyal to 0| pr» ssion, revolutionary justice, to Whig corruption ...
... what want done to the present MiuUtry I want them turned out of office-’ ‘I his extremely gratifying and amusing to Liverpool Whigs, who looked only at the chances of their friends coming into Hut man all England ever, for one moment, suffered the idea to ...
... Secretary for Ireland, with a scat in the Privy Council for both England and Ireland. He held this office till the collapse of the Whig Ministry in February, 1852. From 1837 to 1852 he sat for Drogheda; since the latter year for Canterbury, with which city he ...