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... member of the Whig party presiding over a House, the great majority of which is decidedly Conservative, we do not know that the Whig party could furnish a better man than Mr. Lefevre. Among the few administrative acts for which the Whigs deserve credit ...
... PRINTERS WANTED. w ANTED, immediately, at The Northern Whig Office, Belfast, FIVE TORS, and TWO PRESSM nected with a Trades' Unu Wages. ONE GUIN EMPLOYMENT. Three AcliTe and as APPRENTICES. Belfast, April IS, 1834. OMPOSIn no Society. ONSTANT igenl will ...
... ui-nl DINNER in LONDON TO THE REV. PUBLIC D^« NBY MONTGOMERY. f From the Northern Whig.) This individual, who has visiud Kngtodfer .. .K-caßional sermon in Mimchester, tk * to London for days, bo-5 V, k* return some friends of relMfious liberty in I ...
... [Price Four-Pexce. years their member, ami durlnjr time had attended the applications his constituents, both Whig and Tory, and used his best exertions to promote their advantage. That he had, also, during that long period, studied the best interests ...
... TRADE WITH FRANCE—FRENCH POLICY AND ENGLISH MACHINERY. The following article, which Mr. Ohmann has kindly communicated to us (Whig), one in which the people of the North of Ireland must take particular interest—indeed, deserves the serious conshlcralion ...
... Mr. James BloomfkelA. SIR,— I t*W this day’s Whig production of yoare that aorpHaMl m«, beaded Cant loo,** which you elate that nay io the Ch/onicUof ** Dleaolution of Partnerahlp,” is totally Told of troth. Now, how eao you hold op your face and aayveo ...
... NOTICE . 4 ADVERTISEMENT having appeared the X Northern Whig yc»ierday, that the Partuership exi>tuig the Arm ami USHER,” li;»s ...
... is known at present respecting the formation of the new administration. Several of the influential political leaders of the Whig party have paid visits this morning Lord John at his residence in Cheshamplace, iielgrave-square. Sun Office, Seven o’clock ...
... Marchioness of Breadalbane—Wife of a Whig Marquess who received his peerage from the Whigs. Marchioness ot Tavistock.—Wife of the eldest son of the Duke of Bedford, who also received his peerage (the Barony of Howland) from Whigs, and sister-inlaw of Lord John ...
... OF THE BELFAST Sir,—A letter appeared in the Whig of Tuesday, signed a Belfast Churchman.” I sent a reply to the Whig, which they alleged to be inaclinissible,” and, of course, refused me insertion. The Whig, lam sorry to see, is no longer the chivalrous ...
... that the rich should still enjoy their luxuries ontaxed.'* the Whig really gone insane? We have 105 members for Ireland; and of these, 103 were present Monday night’s division ; yet the Whig decides that there was a majority of 47 22—00 in allthus denuding ...
... M'Gce, the Whig has it at second-hand; and when that gentleman. wbu>-c word no man will doubt, has stated the truth, the whole pursing of the Whig will found an unavailing attempt to escape Still. 1 fed in duty bound say that, this case, the Whig is not the ...