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... a class that -my almot bhe called peouli3r to the United Statea He benatno a lawyera stump orator, a member of :Congress; a Whig,. a 'Demoorat, aI sort of Republican, a diplornatist, and, a soldier. The law was his profession, bub politics were his voca ...
... late Henry Banks, Esq., D., of Wicklow. -to0NG1WORTH- EA'E - Di.e 27, at- Balinsale l'resbn-erian Church. by the Rev. James W. Whig- lhn, assisted by the Rev. Di. Black, of Dublin, ir. Daniel Longworth, of Belfast, to Cecilia Emily, ttL :ghter of Jas. B. ...
... his fidelity; for Sir i a WiLliam Verner was deprived of the Magistracy for I one of his speeches which was offensive to the Whig Government, and le he was kept out of other digni- | ties to which his position and services to the coun- try entitlrd hin ...
... Leonard, Faq., S,'icitor, of Listowel E.LrESRFORD-HARPUR-Juiv 2, at the Presby- tvrran Church, Baldinasloe, by the he,. J. WVr Whig- ksri, assisted by the Rev. ?? 1?oster, Wn, Tuther- fvrd, M.D., 31 Oh., ?? &c., of Ballinazloe, to P a'ny Elizshbezh, second ...
... TrsS'I;WONrAT,-On Satulrday evening the Coin. h panlonship of the Ncrtlhern Whig muet in M~orrison's n Hlotel, Apsley Street, to present Mar. G~eorge B, d Smith, late overseer of the Whig, with a mark of their respect on the occasion of his leaving Belfast c ...
... politically ti staunch and prominent member of the t Conservative party-a position which brought dowm en him the wrath of the Whig Oovernment; the L auger of O'Connvll and his leadiuigassociates;and thed satire of Tom Mloore, who notes in hise journals that ...
... least to be tried. THE hPPRENTICE BOYS AND TlE NORTHERNa rWHG, &c. TO THE PROTESTANT ARTISANS OF BEYASI. BnxrnmRrS-The6,onk~ern Whig, your bitter and unscrupulous enemy, has once more discovered that discretion is the batter part of valour. He has at last ...
... with great success in the First Presbyterian. Church, Armagh), Mr. James Simms (ar eminent writer, and editor of the Xorthens Whig. subse. quently of the Mercury, and whose remains rest in 6t. Mark's Churohyard, Arnmagh), Mr. Stannus, Mr. Osborne, Mr. George ...
... g The lowesL nor any tender not necessarily &0. cepted, . 'Copios of blI6 of qunanitiee can be had on deposit of' %5 ecoh, whig wi h e'relurned te o bon fld . ?? ~ ~ oatry 9?~x°dr DAVPb HAMLTONS , Secretary . Boardroom, Lrmavady, ; 21st' July , 179. 8670 ...