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... BELFAST DAILY NORTHERN WHIG Is the wood widely clrenleted Penelnrial Journal In Ireland. ,3,811 Perfume It Is one of the best papers terabit,. Terns. may bed from the Proprietors F. U t Sod Belfast. Also Saturdays. THE WEXKLY NoRTHERN WHIG Toe bed and cheapest ...
... Dough-faces, Know-nothings, Nigger worshippers, Black Republicans, &c., have done duty, with such words as Whigs, Old-line Whigs, 44 Federalists, Nullifiers, Straightout Democrats,' and numerous other phrases, to designate the various divisions ...
... been hoaxing them throughout! Can't you see the consternation and bewilderment which ensued?—bnuimi Correspondent of Northern Whig. ...
... of all present. —Irish American. TIRED OF THE WHIGS. (from the mayo telegraph.) The Nation, in an able article, headed Turn Them Out,” intimates that the time has arrived for a change of masters. The Whigs have done their work pretty well, and it is but ...
... great party have always been adopted and have become popular by that party. In the war of 1770 there were two parties, the Whig and Tory. The last was for the King, the first for the independence of the colonies. After the war one party was called Federal ...
... great party have always been adopted and have become popular by that party. In the war of 177 i there were two parties, the Whig and Tory. The last was for the King, the first for the independence of the colonies. After the war one party was called Federal ...
... possessed on the Whigs bring with them memories of signal defeats in attempts made to wrest the representation of Dublin from the hands of the Conservatives. the year 1857 Mr. Lloyd voted for Mr. Brady and Alderman Reynolds, the Whig Radical candidate ...
... promotion a gentleman who is most likely to become useful minister in the parish to which he has been appointed. —Northern Whig, ...
... promotion a gentleman who is moet likely to become a useful minister in the parish to which he has been appointed. —Northern Whig. ...
... which we have now tenfold reason to repeat We stated that Mr, 's paper, pretending to be Conservative, was but an organ of the Whig party in Ireland, and that our circulation was immensely greater than that of the Daily Express. The public are well aware ...
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