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... canoiaaie ,me forward for any borough any county A man from these Liberal papers went'down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate and fought hard fir the Tory mdidate. Thatn ThTonli result mr 1 saw from these national journals Even this Wish People ...
... the Boyal troops. It was, therefore, after a few questions, allowed to pass on. that it will be shortly dispersed. Northern Whig. * ...
... S PRIVATE HOTEL. 5 & 7. Beaufort BviltHnys* Strand, W'.C. Bed, Breakfast, and Attendance, 4« per day. Reference*, Northern Whig Office. Derry Journal Office. ...
... except Bpaiu and Ireland, where tbe British Uoeerument endeavouring to undo whet every British Government has eapported. whether Whig or lory einee 1813. end to piece the whole of the laity, against their wishes, prostrate under the feet of Dr. and the other ...
... thus be avowedly planted at the fountain-head of Queen’s University Education in Ireland, we agree entirely with tire Northern Whig, that the doom not only of all but of all liberal and enlightened education Ireland, will have been sealed. The greater necessarily ...
... iudnairioas. The wildest and most inconceivable reports are siloat, for which there is not the slightest foundation.—Northern Whig. HIGH-BHEHIFFS FOR ULSTER—I 3&6. The Lor Lta» been pleased lo appoint llic onJtrnamed gentlemen to the office Higb-SUeritl ...
... (ULUS I‘IIIVATK HOTEL, 5 & 7, ItcaUj-rt Jluililirtyt, rami, W.C. Bed, Breakfast, and Attendance, per day. References, Northern Whig Office, Derry Journal OfDce. NOTICE TO INVENTORS Ornes for Patents— 4, Trafalgar Square, Chming-Cross, Loudon. PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS ...
... were captured by the Customs authorities and coastguards on being landed on Wednesday morning from one of the steamships.—Whig. ...
... Presbyterian people against them. He (Dr. Edgar) rejoiced to know that he had lived to see the day when no Government, whether Whig or Tory, could do as they pleased. They must do as the enlightened people pleased; as servants of an enlightened public, they ...
... s cannot too severely condemned. There little or Feniauista either in Bedfast, Newtowuards, or the North Ireland. —NorOtem Whig. ...
... asaerted. It bad been said th . . once among the peasantry on the north-western cosst the effect that i , ..«£ , raivll.ng Whigs. h.ve gone out for the pnrpom of bringing the Fen.au id iutrilig^ut’ men.— IupoaTAWT to Ksilwat TaivrLLxas.—A decision some ...
... become necessary for the preservation of tranquillity. This mere party assemblage; it embraced men of all political opinions, Whigs, Tories, and Conservatives alike, and the necessity of such a demonstration this shows that the Government believes in the ...