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... WHIG PATRONAGE. Tfiß KDITOK OP BDDOWIM’a HHBBWHBORT JOURNAL. Sir, In the Her. Dr. was presented the late King and Queen Court for preferment, acconnt of bis merits reader and preacher, in one of the Royal chapels. Hw lectures were patronised the good ...
... Whig Office.” A PARTY RESIDENT IN HAMBURG, Germany, with first-rate connexions among buyers, is desirous of obtaining the Agency of an Irish Linen House of high standing. Unexceptionable references will be giveo.—Apply by letter A. B. C., rrhiff Office ...
... THE WHIG BUDGET. Besides abandoning the tax on charities, showing Ins own. in a passionate invective, Mr. Gladstone has surrendered, likewise against hie will, the tax he thought to inflict on poor carmen. It was so mean that he was made ashamed of it ...
... ANOTHER WHIG JOB. IT must have been a severe humiliation to members of the Cabinet, after the success of their manmuvre in ejecting their predecessors from office, to find their domestic and foreign policy not only approved but recommended to their attention ...
... WHIG, BELFAST, ¥F ...
... Northern Whig Office.** Agency wanted—a gentleman in the Trade will glad receive two or three more Agencies on Commission. Good refereic.-* can be given.—Apply to 100. Wl'ij Offi e. 919 IA7 ANTED/oNB TWO YARN ▼ PANS, to enatain COO gallons; also, Tw ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NOUTUERN WHIG. Sir,—Bain# well acqua nteJ with iha coodiii ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, B PHOTOOUAPHtC OALtERY, I! BKlOng STREET, LAW S A O N Y S. \|R. TALBOT, PORTRAIT PAINTER AND PHOTOGRAPHER, Still ccntiooM to Uk* Fir*t-fl«»« POUTRAITS abore address. Mr. T.’s experience Artist enables bim to prodace Pbotograpbio Portraits ...
... to the Attorney-General for Ireland, to eanrae this Borough for the Irish Law Officer of the Whig Government, oneo perceive what has been tbe result of the Whig intrigue to which we called attention in oar last Tbe repnaantation of this independent Borongh ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERK WHIG. Slß,—“Facts are stubborn things’’— not easily controverted, and that such is the case Veritas” has realised to b s cost. In his little puerile note in your paper to* day—again the result of three or four days’ labour—be ...