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... Ireland, lived in King Street. Belfast. He and edited the Irinhnian, a weekly literary paper that yenned to exist after the Whig appeared in Is2l. James Luke, a printer. Awirtod in the an tintamped weekly paper that had a large cireulation. In those ...
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... seisms. These is sot, perhaps, soy feeding stuffs for cattle to compere with PURE LIN4EED CAKE. We well bought is this and 'Whig to gootatiou for Ataseisaa, Russian, sag English made, or say other Flooding. ...
... Sir James Craig, sparing time from his duties as Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Pensions, proposes (says the Whig) spending a good deal of the Easter recess in Ulster. He hopes to reach Belfast on the 17th inst., and has a list of important ...
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... MARTIAL SEPTEMBER. September is probably the martial mouth of the year w tar anniversaries are concerned (says the Whig I. It has seen the capitulation of Sedan, Malta, Copenhagen, and Strasburg; the capture of Quebec and the death of General Wolfe; ...
... Bottomley division 84 276 192 Lte was a the Excise- that the would be finding up indicated ii erlain. hes made Mr. K. J. !rn Whig Division, could not he hail a aency, but ;hes met— re in coin- I to prep- caking his- shine from iat sombre the histor- wd ...
... he advocated. ACCOUNT OF POLLING AND DE. CLARATION OF POLL. Northam Whig, February 23 and 24, 11163. RESULT OF POLL. NII. Harbour Verncr ballast r, Ma►di 14, 1643. Northern Whig, March 16, ISO 3. Copy of Petition against Mi. Ito bour'ii return, igned ...
... IMPORTANT ULSTER DIVISION CHANCE. The London correspondent of the Notthern Whig has telegraphed to that paper as follows: I understand that as Major-General Powell, C.D., the esteemed commanding officer of the Ulster Division, is pronounced not to ►e ...
... Mabee Roll of Money,. With the stetting of the Covenant nest week. tbe Whig says. Ulster will seal her solemn vow never to bow the to men base always been enemies of the Empire. and whose heat, are stained with the Wood of. the Piave can be little doebt ...
... arrived. He wrote under the pen-name of Kitty Connor, and contributed verse to various Ulster papers, especially The Northern Whig. To The Nation he sent a few piece* signed Curlew. Mr. Robert May, Belfast, ham made a complete colleetion of his poems ...
... A Thought for the Week. We join to no party that does not carry the sod keep step to the music of the Union.—L~ to the Whig Convention. The concluding a letter written to the Gramophous Co.. London. by Clara Batt magi es follows :—My records are in wry ...