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... nearly a pure Whig one, for even the Lord Chancellor served under Lord MELBOURNE, and Mr. MILNER GIBSON under Lord RussgLL in 1846. This state of things presents a curious commentary on the prediction, so common fifteen years ago, that the Whigs were a declining ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sir,—Some time since the newspapers of Belfast startled the general public by announcing and commenting on the tact that iu the Roman Catholic burialground known *• Friars' Bush” old colli were piled up iu corner ...
... THE EDITOR OF TDK NORTBKSS WHIG. Sir, find in your admirable report of our flooded district Satunlay night that there was a* much water ruairing down from the Carr’s Glen ami Deerpark streams Saturday evening would have tilled the Water Commissioners’ ...
... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sit, —In Mr. Bateman • report, pages and 25, aftrr referring to Lis report of says : “Applying expertouce thus K&tmxl to tlie con* j sideration of the relative merits of toe various schemes or examinetl in the autumn 1834 ...
... ENGLISH WHIGS AND HUM JUDGES. - Mamas are hastening to a with the present Wing Government The rnetnbeve of the Cabinet are conscious of the fact, but they have not the common prudence to conceal their alarm from the eye of the public. They have enjoyed ...
... tin falmoutli & tarp Whig irras. 4. 1044. ...
... DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Turttlay Morning. . TUF. DUBLIN EXPRESS.] I Little ioformation of a positive ter can lie added tr a ' k* has already appeared respecting Stephens’ LULL .A. I escape from Richmoiid BndewelL Amongst the many ARJUVAL OF THE PERUVIAN.’ ...
... that no writ o! was that all the facts should appear | veni jeratores had been issued in the case, vet the re THE NORTHER N WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1865. oom — eee ————— = if his opinions, but of them, t at into | to call my colleagues. 1 ...
... THE STATE OF THE STREETS. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. •Sir,—l read with great pleasure, to-day’s issue of your widely circulated journal, few pithy remarks concerning the state of some of the streets in this town; and 1 trust you will pardon my ...
... reasons. In the first place, will anytady good enough to point out where the old Whigs contain within themselves any men of mark? Mr. is scarcely entitled bo called an old Whig, for, his views on the franchise apart, there are subject* in regard to which ...
... IN LECTION OF COL JOHN o.MAHicNV AS Zi PRESIDENT. Seethe weekly whig. f 'HE FENIANS CANADA. See the WHIG. ...
... the WEEKLY WHIG. IHEMICO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ULSTER -See the WEEKLY WHIG. Death by burning at Hillsborough -See the WEEKLY WHIG. INKIEST THE BODY OF MRS. MANX. I - See the WEEK LV WHIG. 1 BELFAST BOARD “OF GUARDIANS.-See the WEEKLY WHIG. ...