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... probably be irresi-tible, to burn the and tobacco which miy be in danger of fal'ing into the Federals’ hands; and the Richmond Whig exclaims, “If the selfish policy of foreign Governments leads them to seck their interests by aiding in our ruin, let us show ...
... the uni- a Sir Robert Peel, though the Chief-Secretary of | versal voice of an applauding nation. Itis very a Whig-Radical Government, is no Whig. Sir t Robert, of course, was not present at the inter- | easy to say that what the rich give of their riches ...
... as the w effect of redusing tl it strengthens the igen The for 1799—3845 CHESS. THE HE PROPRIETORS OF ya the Weekly Northern Whig have set apart a be re- of that publication fora Weekly CHESS COL which is edited by a well-known local 2 and in which are ...
... Belfast. He did so, and had communicated to him certain documents which had been handed The over by Mr. Finlay, prietor of the Whig. inla; documents had been forwarded to him (Mr. Fi and he conceived that the proper mode of d ing with them would be to place ...
... medical officers in the entire Nerth of ‘Iré sewed endoree his aasertion. that Doctor’ Harkin, who has written ber of ia the Whig gret on the should el Clerks being the Superintendent i tiject to the rs. tion be founded en an 3 and, visions of Mr. Cacdwelt’s ...
... latter would not allow their followers to give expre with aoything which t offend. those whose vote aimed hoped to obtain. Whigs had long been in | backs,” with the and, to the we and they complained of him driving them, to, the « Protes- with » prebable ...
... © ku Vite O84 Fa 2 & & ter in THE REGISTRATION ‘OF BIRTHS AND DEA‘ ges 0) do not TO PHE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. want. Sm,—Mr. M‘Evoy, im his letter of the 23d inst mn mar- that all the di devtors would by the the office of Registrar if the Union ...
... will be required if every child of two millions is te to be with any sort of caret: The object of the Givernment is eronomy; Whig attempts at economy end. in the ereation of a vact aumber of places. cost of these tionel fa-peetors will be deuble the emount ...
... APARTMENTS. —TO BE | LET, a PARLOUR and BED-ROOM in one > Saag the most respectable and central localities of the Apply to “ H. J., Whig Office.” 867 | PARTMENTS TO LET.—One or Two | Gentlemen can have a PARLOUR and BED- | ROOM, ia a healthy locality, within five ...
... simplest of causes, The Whigs done heir best to spoil Ireland ; and Ireland hav- ing the fact, is determined to pay off the Wi in their own coin. If avything ever deserved the name of failure it is the government of under the Whigs, And that failure may ...