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... CHURCH STREET The WEEKLY WHIG can had at the above place® every FRIDAY evening, on the arrival the Train from Belfast at C..’ld. ...
... AGENTS GLAS G 0 W WEEKL Y yORTHERN WHIG 1- IS ON SALE, EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Messrs. PORTEOUB & CO., ROYAL EXCHANGE, GLAS W, Price 2d. ...
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... REVISION. TO THE T0 R THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir, —Once more am reluctantly obliged to trespass upon your kindness for corner in your columns. My caleolations have been styled “misleading * and “unexplained.” Why, sir, to any one who would take the trouble ...
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... triumphed before. A Voice—What about the Whig Mayor? (Cries of Put him out, put him out.) Mr. lusbev—l don’t see why should ioterrupted. Another Voice—Ob, the Whig Mayor. Mr. Kisbey—Let me. on. Voice—The Whig Mayor. (Here scene of the most extraordinary ...
... Sale may now be forwarded to Lis 42. YORK STREET, Glasgow. 63* It requested that any delay or omission the delivery of the Whig, by post or otherwise, may be at ones reported to the Publishers, xcill give prompt attention to any complaint. ...
... Waldron could ask Roman Catholic support—nay worse, could get it—when he did not stand the character of Roman Catholic, The Whig piteously reminds the public that Lord Derby has not professed himself the champion of the Pope, entitle him to Roman Catholic ...