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... Tighter gnd mare appropriate to (From the Morning Chronicle.) The circumstances of a trial stated by The Bel- fast Northern Whig s k volumes. It would appear, that in those Counties of the North of Ireland where the Protestants are the most nu- merous ...
... Every exertion which the most agonised anxiety could dictate was used to resuscitate them, but without success. —Northern Whig. As Editor shot. —An affair took place at Huntsville (Alabama) on the 23J July, lietween a Mr. James M'Crung and Mr. Andrew ...
... the Whig Party who supported the Government at |ieriod when it was threatened a combination of the Outs, and they prove at the same time the harmony prevailing in the Administration, Mr. Stanley, the Representative of one of the most powerful Whig families ...
... of .the Catholic —the Fish and Whiskey of a Romish Lent 11! Our talented, independent, and lioeral contemporary The Northern Whig, hasbeen the trouble of refuting and enlightening “the sages, and from the columns of that spirited Journal we make the following ...
... Goderich, and more than in Mr. Tierney, and more than in even Lord Lansdowne, and mure than in the whole array of ancient Whigs and newly fangled Tories, put my trust in the firmness, the union, the consolidation, the unconquerable energy, the unquenchable ...
... nliope j that his lenity niayserveasapropercauliontocther pawnbrokers not lo take goods unUtr similar circumstances.—Sorlhern Whig. The brave veteran Piclon had an odd way of complimenting the men of his division, previous to an engagement. the battle of ...
... struggling for years to recover those rights which were secured by t«aty-lhat treaty their blood; deceived b* alUhe factions. Whig and Tory, that have these countne*; insulted by royal professions; deceived by hopes beldout Sovereigns who were rocked the ...
... circumstance that York, where they were heaped upon him with more than ordi- nary profusion, isan eminently Whig city, with a Whig Corporation, and Whig representatives. Our Tory adversaries must, therefore, hunt out some more substantial grounds of Tory bias ...
... body, sucb as may expected from tins great and tiiduenlial prounce. hope to return to this subject iu our next. —Northern Whig. NEW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. The Assoculiuii mel Saluiday ; Sir Thomas EsiiiunUe m the Ctiair. ‘JTie StcreUry read several letlers ...
... the Cabinet, but of the New Chancellor, with whom they have favoured ns, extract the following laudatory paragraph from the Whig organ of the administration, The Timet: We believe that we may at length announce the appointment of an Irish Chancellor. ...
... them on the benches, immediately behind the Treasury seat. This was conclusive to the part to be taken in the debate by the Whigs, and it elicited from the people in the gallery considerable applause. Presently the Speaker entered and took his seat. Tbe ...
... minutes, Mr. O’Counell expressed hope that the North would be aroused from its apathy. He was glad to see that the Northern Whig —an excellent and well conducted Presbyterian Journal published in Belfast, took a right view of the subject—and propeily suggested ...