... WINCIES, &c., &c. TODD, BURNS, anv CO., 47 MARY-STREET. This day is Published, 6d, by post 7d, U STICE TO IRELAN D; or, “* THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES.” A Conversation between Mr. Cornetivs of Me!bourne, Australis, and Mr. O’Barrs, of of Clare. xp FOSTER, Dublin: ...

... held in the evening in Donegal Square Church, when several subscriptions towards the College fnnda were announced.- Northern Whig. County of Aberdeen Electoral Roll.—Tbe list of voters for Aberdeenshire has jitst been made itp by the assessors, in terms ...

... Second Advent, and Prophecy, Cloth. 4s. 6d. Portraits des Hommes Illustres. Calf, folio. 1757. £1 108 Roebu6c;'}c’s History of Whig Ministry. 2 vols. Bvo. Cloth, 6s. 6d. Hunter’s Sacred Biography. 5 vols. Half calf. 7s. 64. Bul;get's History of the Reformation ...

... It w re>piested that any delay or omission the delivery of the Whig, post or otherwise, all eases of irregularity the part our messengers, or any difficulty obtaining the Daily or Weekly Whig at railway stations, newsvendors', or elsewhere, may once reported ...

... aid st the end el such pow it was bead that the orbs, of bad not bon raked by thou=s ; and this brings see le the last al the Whig Admisinzation and the expediter of 18654, of width Lord afro primed. The seen animbee of retool and the amounted to 14,348 ...

... himself to be a Whig—honestly declares that from being 1 idependent Oppositionist or a Radical he has become ooe of the party that has ever ruled Ireland with an iron hand—the party denounced by O'Connell as the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs.” Mr. M'Mahon ...

... oay mean that the Duke of Sutherland had succeeded in ramming these burghs into his pocket; and if lie 'oncosts's nominally • Whig. there is no reason for supposing that be would not eqnallv sitectweL were he choosing to call himself Tory. The contest there ...

... went from one part of England to another, or crossed St George’s Channel. The present Lord Derby, then a leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashire; Lord Lytton, them described as a Radical reformer, from St Ives to Lincoln; Lord ...

... G-orge I. ascended ?? whom history relates his absolute surrender of himself, and of everything that he had to bestow, to the Whig part), naturally disgusted the greater part of the nation. Again, of Geoige 11. it ie said— lt wwi the policy of Walpole ...

... lecture and supper the initiation of an agitation that will compel tho attention of our legislators, whether h ailing from Whig or Tory ranks—to the wrongs and disabilities that hang like millstones around the necks of the misused and malgoverned tenant ...

... where she has so much with the State and Church, what reasons, it yon come right, she .iftS uot right vote.” The Northern Whig states that there will be 8 ne« volts iu the liameutary eonaiit'.ieucy of Belfast the occupation franchise alone. It is iuiuossible ...

... obtained through chemists. Messrs. J. Foster, Donegal Street, and Messrs, Haslktt. 20, North Street, have stock. fig THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TTE *Y, SEPTEMBER 1, 1 68. “fRO RBOE SArpE,—PRO PATRIA SP.MPBR. 1 BELFAST: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1808. acuh a r y ...