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... such means may found most effectual. Richmond Lodge, Belfast, 24th June, 1804.” In speaking of tins noble gift the Northern Whig observes:—“ The title of the Trust and its memorial character show that feelings too private and sacred to he dwelt here—a ...
... such means may found most effectual. Kicbmond Lodge, Belfast, 24th June, 1804.” In speaking of this noble gift the Northern Whig observes:—“ The title of the Trust and its memorial character show that feelings too private and sacred to be dwelt on here—a ...
... we have heard no serious injury, but unhappy results may be anticipated from the effects the gale in the Channel. JS'crikern Whig. ...
... have beard of no serious injury, but unhappy results may be anticipated from the effects of the gale in the Channel.—Northern Whig. ...
... Revolution is not very great, even to an English Whig-Liberal Ministry, and on the old plan of bringing their friends into a scrape, and leaving them to get out of it as best as they can, the Whigs will probably have no more to say to Italy than ...
... and pays the income tax besides. This proves beyond all question lJ» I the additional pressure put upon Ireland by iuccesaite Whig Government*. It may be said that the peasantry do ntit use vine and other luxoriea, and, therefore, not pay the revenue, but ...
... VIEWS OF THE SOUTH. We copy the following article from the Richmond Whig of June 17:— The people of the South are by this time pretty well rid of the notable delusion of foreign intervention which for a time hampered their energies and palsied their ...
... ConnTKxav was yesterday retained for Exeter, ia the room of the late Whig representative, Edward Divbtt, by* majority 1,071 against 1,04 a Exeter waa considered to be the stronghold of Whig party. No Conservatiyo has represented for 20 years are rejoiced ...
... nobleman, hot it was nader Orange banner Lord Morpeth fought the battle of Reform on the hustings of the West Riding Yorkshire. Whigs are not ashamed to wear orange lilies in England, though at this side of the Channel that flower is offensive to their eyes ...
... Whatever his theme, he is witty, wise, and independent, according to his characteristic nwtto: I care not a fig for Tory or Whig, but sit in a bowl and kick round me. This book places Charles Lever in no inferior place among the recent Essayists who have ...
... steeping the produce of every barrel of flaxseed. The recent wet weather will probably draw down the prices.—Belfast Northern Whig. The Wreck of the Royal Charter.—The persons who purchased the wreck of this ill-fated steamer have again commenced operations ...
... side the Revolution is not very great, even to English Whig-Liberal Ministry, and on the old plan of bringing their friends into scrape, and leaving them to get out of it as best they can, the Whigs will probably have no more to say to Italy than they can ...