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... ary price. The Whig Premier is the spirited diulomatic asserter of British rights and of English principles. The Tories are sinking into a subserviency to foreign absolutism in its most odious shapes. The Whigs are becoming, in the old Whig sense, safe and ...
... a wae ewe ly pre- brisk- “IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUME, lired, pewhat TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Smm,—My attention haviag been called to a in ad your paper of Thursday last, under the above hes * John Truemaa,” I shall feel obliged if allow me space ...
... The Daily Northern Whig states •• appears, therefore, that Meesra. Want are not honoured with the medal award for article, of their that they are the ot.ly tz’iibitort from a -y parto/lhe United Kin-jd wbonrecon-idered worthy of being parlku arited in ...
... to the editor op the nobthebn whig. Sir, beg to state thst, when saw the overfall” to-day, between two and five o'clock, only very small qusmtity of water was coming over it—quite insufficient for town supply. The millowners’ slob” was flowing freely ...
... | English Makers were highly creditable.” This peculiar distioction is thus referr Belfast Press :— some The Daily Northern Whig states only honoured with the medal award-d for “It appears, therefore, that Mesars. Wa tion. their manufacture. but that they ...
... THE WHIG, BELFAST, THU - HYDROPATHY. Doctor Johnson has added a TURKISH BATH to bis EsUblubmeot DELGANY, County Wicklow. ...
... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERS WHIG. Sir,—Hitherto, through the kindness of the press, I have been enabled to place before the public facts which hare not been contradicted, and which have demonstrated that the system pursued in the Belfast Union Workhouse tends ...
... TO TUB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Stß,—Such is the title of a leading article to your impression of to-day, which, with the report which it comments, I have perused with feelings horror and indignation. The condition of affairs io our workhouse hitherto ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF NORTHERN WHIG. ia obvioasly next to impossible be f.»r tbe Sooth without bcinj* less or more fur slavery, or at least less bitterly opiiosed to it than one ought to be. How la it possible, indeed, to success to those who avowedly to extend ...
... Tni toitob the northern whig. Slß,—B*» no good mto porroit me (as peisoosllj alluded to) lomooHtrate with the writer of letter in your paper of Monday last, under the above heading, and with all writers of eitnilar anonymous letters, on theif want of ...
... TO THK EDITOB Of THE WHIG. common with tbs other cesspayers of the County of Antiim, I felt aggrieved by conduct of the Grand Jury the last Assizes, in raising the payment of the Collectors of County Cess from la per pound sterling and I have always felt ...