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... TO TUI EDITOR OF TUB BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, Sie—The Whig of yesterday has letter, headed “ The Wesloyans and the Church,” and signed “A Wesleyan. ' This person, whoever he may be, has the effrontery to state that there are net ten Wesleyan rnmiaters who ...
... orthodox and saintly columns of the Whig. (Laughter and applause ) What waa or was not was his own business; and bad not the least intention of taking counsel the Whig to the guidance of his conduct. (Hear and applause.) The Whig had fouud fault with him for ...
... Xurthtm Whig. (Laughter.) It was great convenience to him, in its absence would sometimes be badly off for a subject. (Laughter.) But what between its political heresies —(laughter)—and its many absurdities, always got plenty to say. The Northern Whig and ...
... would submit penance. would read the Whig's editorials, as Mr. Mac Knight produced tnem lor month, which any competent literary moo would admit to be severe measure of penal servitude. (Cheers ) The editor of the Whig very evidently dislikes and fear* the ...
... the reach of all his supporter* and admirers. Conspicuous in artistic merit.”— Snot-Letter. A perfect likeness.” —Northern Whig. PLAIN PRINTS, ONE SHILLING EACH. PROOFS WITH OVAL TINT. TWO SHILLINGS EACH. INDIA PROOFS, LARGE PAPER, FIVE SHILLINGS EACH ...
... COURT. DcßLur, Tucbsdat. Thb Conrt Commou Pleas sat to-day to give judgment in the attachment motions agaioat the /for I/urn Whig, NorihemSUir, and UlmUt Examiner. The three cases were called together the sitting the Court. Their Lordships were divided ...
... has wounded their fuelmgs by his graphic descnpt.on of “an Inlcpendeni Orangeman sneaking into the Whig Olhoe, working out the religious designs of tbe Whig, nseurning an Orange livery to cover a traitorous purpose It is too ranch for tender feelings. ...
... aix till nearly twelve o’clock, and contributed by steadiness and intelligence to the remarkable order that prevailed. The Whig maul ted, as oanal, the Protestant working men, by likening them the “fellows paid elections It sbonld be known that neither ...
... truly. C. August, 1869. •‘CAPTAIN SEYMOUR AND SIR BHAVTO ADAIR- TO THB EDITOR OF THB BELFAST WBBKLT RBWS. Sir—The Northern Whig Saturday has article under above heading, in which the following questions are asked, which 1 in position answer I. What the ...
... ORANGE SOIREE-LODGE 10G9. RBV. HUGH HANKS OK THE LAND QOUTIOK AND THE “NORTHERN WHIG.” Last evening, eight o'clock, the members of this flourishing lodge held their annual soiree the cew Orange Hail, Agnes Street, invitations bad keen issued to considerable ...
... and return masters of lodges, the Whigs will be giving them money, as they did at the last election, and will be able to do as they like. (No, no.) You have heard of some of the persons that got the money from the Whigs at the last election, but I c»n tell ...
... not allow themselves to any nom nee the I ibcral l.’egistration Society, or of the Northern Whig. (Cheers, and groans for the Whig.) Voics—Down with the Whig. (Groans for the Whim. ) Mr. Hrkdbrson—Gentlemen, the great principles at stake in this election ...