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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. THE EDITOR of ““Tue Norruers Wurc” observes in No. 11, of that Newspaper, published this day, an article titled “ Parliamentary Privileges,” and signed “Y,” which he feels himgelf called on to state publicly, he did not write ; n:;%jp'u ...
... The Clerk or the Markets his Si ccessor. The Whig of Saturday last contains an article in reference to the dismissal of the present clerk of the markets, and calls attention to another bit of alleged jobbing on the part of the Town Council. Ihe article ...
... Whigs, who also proposed the repeal of the window tax, of the duly on soap and candles, and further reductions in the assessed taxes and beer duties. 5n which they were defeated by the Tory Government. In 1826 the Whigs made several fruitless attempts ...
... NOTICE. THE Readers of “THE NORTHERN WHIG Newspaper are respectfully informed, that the EDITOR under whose superintendence the first TE} Nyfnbers of (h:: Paper were published, has been prev rom doing hig duty in that department, by the PRI » Who has ...
... Whig aiaainUtralion the head of oar law, and the bulwark of our constitution, (hear, hear, hear.)— Gentlemen, I said that the Downshire meeting was not at a more important crisis than the present; I repeat, that this the more importan'. (Hear, hear ) ...
... The Whig, which never lets an opportunity slip of trying to injure its brother journalists, on Tkuriday last published, in a Third Edition, with great flourish trumpets, the late disastrous 0011*8 of the destruction of St. John’s, Newfoundland. We were ...
... similar citations ? His familiar appellation for both parties, for the Whigs well for the Tories was~what think you?—why, thieves —the thieves. This was his constant name for them. The Whigs werewhat Thieves.” The Tories were—what?—“ Thieves.” Exclusive of ...
... WANTED. apprentice, to ti Spirit Trade.—Apply to thi Belff sale Wine and of The Whig. March, 183 G. anted an Apprentice* In Woollendrapcry & Silk Mercery Establishment, in Belfast. YOUNG MAN, with rcspeci whom a fee will required. Apply at the OJice of ...
... “ { - P £4OO Ayp £2OO ‘TANTF,D, for whig)h unexceptionable Security will be give . Apply to JAMES ALEXANDER ORR, Solicitor, 41, Donegall-street. (863 ...
... and delivered gratis to every Subscriber to The Whig. His object in giving this Notice, to prevent the opinions of candid Ministers being perverted, and turned to the advantage evil-minded men. Northern Whig Office, Jtdg 2, 1828. (271 ...
... ANALYSIS OF LORI) MORPETH'S REGISTRATION BILL FOR IRELAND. We ( Whig) have obtained copies of the two Irish Registration Bills now before Parliament; and wc shall proceed to submit to our readers, an outline of that introduced by Lord Morpeth. Where the ...
... in the mob be repeatedly told them to peaceable or would Imvk O.em. John Quiu, foreman in the Whig office—Went with th« crowd about quarter t**u from DouenaU-street, through l>ridi«*-street, and High-atrrct; they cheered for Reform; saw stones thrown ...