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... far as the Whigs were concerned, dead, buried and forgotten. Meanwhile a sense of the necessity of Reform was rapidly growing and extending out of doors. The Whigs declined to lead the people on, said BO eventually the people led on the Whigs. Active labourers ...
... THE POPE AND THE WHIGS. (From the Morning Herald.) There appears to have been more wisdom than most men supposed in that jealous coalition with which successive generations Englishmen bavo fesisted the efforts M inisters to establish direct diplomatic ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERS WHIG. Dear Stß,—Belfast some years ago was famous in Ireland for its advocacy the abolition of slavery wherever it existed, and clergymen were ardent speakers from die platform on the righteous cause. When the Free Church of ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Siu, —In your columns the 9lb iust., I saw a suggestion by a rev. correspondent of the desirableness of holding anti-slavery meeting in Belfast. I would warmly support that suggestion fur several reasons. With some ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dkab Sir, —It having become manifest for some ilsys that the threatened contest for the office of Harbour Commissioner bad assumed too much a personal character, and that much ill-feeling was likely to result from ...
... WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG. ON SATURDAY, 7ra FEBRUARY, being the commencement of the sixth yearly volume, the Wkkxlt Nobiuikn Whig enlarged by the addition of upwards of EIGHt COLUMNS of matter. This Enlarge* incut baa been determined on by the Proprietors ...
... WEEKLY NORTHEKK WHIG. ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, being the commeßceroeDt of yearly volocdo, the Weekly Northern Whig was enlarged by the addition of upwards of EIGHT COLUMNS of matter. This Enlargement has been determined oo by the Proprietors order to a ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. Snru^fniFntd. VICTORIA HALL, BELFAST. W. H. EDWARDS’S WANDERINGS IN AMERICA, Afternoons Half.pwtTWO; Evening* EIGHT. Closing on FRIDAY, Fsb. 20. HEAT ROYAL, BELFAST TORNADOES OP GESTICULATED ECSTACYCONTINUED TRIUMPH ! THIS ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR, - Could you, or some of your sporting reader* who understand the principles of betting, give decision the following c.tsv ? If I, relying the faith of a newspaper bulletin posted in the Commercial Newsroom from the ...
... TUB KDtTOB OF THE HORTHBBN WHIG. Sib, —As on® in way interested thi® question, except as ratepayer expected to tote, there are one or two points, which, I think, you might give me and the public seme useful information. Ist—What are ihe prospects new ...
... | 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 ...
... Delhi. En-. larged, condensed, re-written, re-cast, or interpo- lated, they are there ; and the baffled scrib- bler of the Whig knows it and feels it. Where, let me ask, did anyone ever see the vapid, self-conceited, finical twaddle of the Wthig repro- ...