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... the other barely escaped the same fate, and was taken into custody. A third sailor, who acted as second escaped. The Belfast Whig of Friday last, contained a paragraph, which stated that a little boy, an inmate of the Newtownaril Union, had made a statement ...
... other barely es- eaped the same fate, and was taken into custody. A third sailor, who acted as second escaped. The Belfast Whig of Friday last, contained a paragraph, which stated that a little boy, an inmate of the Nevrtownards Union, had made a statement ...
... £200 per annu was bestowed upon him as an acknowledgment the Crown of his labours in the of literature virtue The Northern Whig of Belfast says:— “For many years Mr Knowles a martyr to rheumatism which most entirely robbed him of tbe use of limbs His ...
... first ten years of the present century this borough was represented by T. Babington, Esq., and 8. Smith, Esq., a Conservative-Whig and a Tory. For years the Liberals were obliged to succumb to this arrangement ; but in 1812 tbey resolved on trying to throw ...
... was bestowed upon him as an acknowledgment by the Crown, of his labours in the cause of literature and virtue. —The Northern Whig of Belfast saya :— For many years Mr. Knowles was a martyr to rheumatism, which almost entirely robbed him of the use of ...
... interest is a review of the Life of John Wilson, giving as it does an account of the first humble start life of the great Whig-annihilafor, Maga, and a loving sketch of the earlier years of Christopher North. Blackwood is rich verse this month, there ...
... To nothing is a trump card in the hands of a Whig Ministry, and one which the experience of the year—now fast drawing to close—has shown they well know how handle. Like the Tooley-street tailors, the Whigs ever arrogate to themselves the exclusive right ...
... garrotte at every pas ?” Mossoo had a queer way of putting it but there’s a good what he said— Edmund Yates in the Northern Whig The Dependence of the Race each Other Consider how according to the of divine government man is linked to man from the neccesities ...