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... Millowners in the North of Ireland, and with the English and Scotch Papermakers. Apply, stating capital, &c., to ‘‘ B, J., Northern Whig Office.” ANTED, £50 TO BORROW, for which Ww liberal interest will be given, and security to the amount of £500 an Landed Property ...
... supply snd the position of the Belfast ratepayers, to the situation of parties in England and the influence of the “ Radical Whigs,” when The Maror said—Mr. Rea— — Mr. Rea—Sir? The Mayvor—My sttention bas been called to the fact that there are only ten members ...
... standing, with the principal Millowners in the North of Ireland, and with the Euglish and Scotch | Papermakers. Appl Northern Whig iy, stating capital, &c., to | ANTED, a DRAWING-ROOM and RED-ROOM, in a quiet House, where there are nochildren. A pplications ...
... the What will be his perplexity to find that the Tory was accusing the Whig of standing in the way of a measure of Reform the immediate of which was im- vely necessary, while the Whig was accusing the Tory of having neglected to @ measure sufficiently s ...
... judge—this is something like justis to the Con- sarvative without the .” The nixt one I seen was Mr. wa. Och ! the ongrateful Whigs, says I, that did’nt make him a judge too! But when I spied so many gintlemen ia red, thinks [, begorra they can’t surely be ...
... something like justis to the Con- sarvative party.” The nixt one I seen was Mr. Rea, without the wn. Och ! the ongrateful Whigs, says I, that ’nt make him a judge too! But when I spied so many gintlemen in red, thinks L, begorra they can’t surely be all ...
... What will be his perplexity to find that the Tory was accusing the Whig of standing in the way of a measure of the immediate adoption of which was im- peratively necessary, while the Whig was accusing the Tory of having neglected to measure sufficiently ...
... reported that the Confederate Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity, nor approve of of arming the slaves. Hick mond Whig opposes President Davis's ition to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in a speech which he made at the Fifth ...
... the Confederate Secretary of State not yet see the necessity, nor approve of the policy, of arming the slaves. The Richmurd Whig opposes President Davis's position to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in a speech which he made at the ...