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... THE NOR WHIG, properly represented. I for one here the remit that inquiry. Beamn itself. The panic and misrepresentation of tne I past are fast giving way before courage and truth, and they see that it is their interest hare representative in Parliament ...
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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, therefore should mao amendment, that the latter part of the mete of the right bon. gentleman with respect to the Speaker reprimanding Mr. Griaseil be omitted. Let them first get Mr. Griaseir Into custody, and then decide what they should ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, U I L L E’B OLD WHISKY, BELFAST.! Of the Mae quality en that supplied to the TERNATIONAL EXHIBITION of 1862, and now regularly to the HOUSE of LORDS, the quality which equal to the Finest French Brandy. May be bad Wood Bottle from JOHN ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, Silk Department. YTTE will Offer THIS and FOLLOWING DAYS several very extensive Purchases of BILE GOODS, all of which have been procured much under regular prices. The full advantage, as is our usual custom,, will be Offered to the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, dißsoltitioQ of Parliament was on account that Bill and the result was that the people of London would hear no more of that BUI the beginning of the next Parliament, when, if the Govern* meat found itself strong enough, the Bill might ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, ...
... THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG SATURDAY, MARCH 13, lsBa SIXTY-POUR LONG COLUMNS PRICE TWOPENCE. ...
... (FROlg THE NORTHERN WHIG.). This (Mouday) morning we publish the address of Mr. I. N. RICILODSON, of Bessibrook, to the electors of the County of Armagh. Those who were comforting themselves with the notion that Mr. Richatdsou had at the last moment ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HOnTHERN WHIG. Sib, —In the position I occupy Moderator the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, I feel that not liberty cither to engage any political discussion, make known through the frees communications wbichhave ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —The security -and stability of the linen trade of Ireland are matters of pecuniary importance, and especially are they so to the spinners and manufacturers of Belfast, who hare such large amount of capital invested ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELF. did maintain the lights on their coasts out of Imperial resources, and not from passing tolls or dues. On the other hand, they levied taxes on shipping which went direct to the Gorernment, which was not the case in this country ...