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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. MARCH 5,*1839. Provisions. —Butter, Cork, first, per cwt., 6Jssto 90s; Belfast, ditto, 85s to 80s; Sligo, ditto, 84s to Bds ; Walt rford, ditto, 80s to 90s; Carlow, ditto, 88s to Limerick, ditto, 66s to 88s; Newry ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, would be employed. They were deaf to all such reasoning ; their eyes were blinded their avarice ; and, jealous about their great monopoly, they spurned the Bill, lest, possibly, the knowledge that cheap flour was daily produced ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, DELFAST, SATURDAY, MAY It, 1842. I Mess Fork, Bacon. Dried Uaius. per brl. a. 4. t. 4. L. 4. t. d. o—s*» 0 0 0-62 0 44 - 47 0-50 42 0—46 U 42 0 45 0 0—44 0-54 60 0—66 54 0—56 0 64 0—62 0-72 6 0 o—7l 0 55 »>_4)2 0 67 6—‘.o 0—66 68 0—75 ...
... MORAL PHILOSOPHY CLASS TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir—Mr. Ferrieis now getting a good deal to do: lei him, however, stick his tex», and he will, to a certainly, more than conquer all. A Presbyterian” appears in The Chronicle to-day, against him ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY If), 1844. AOUUKOATB AVKBAUK THE SIX WKKKS WHICH RKUCLATES DUTY. 1 HAotf. Hitrlr*. (tot.*, R>r 1 Htamt. i»«M Average, 1H 7 «• 11 Doty | -A) | | lo | lo «; ]ii Prvaaivns. —There him been more activity in the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY. MARCH 26. P Utrnrt 'th rtgurd to the farmer. Sir Char’ct Met«o .» , IMO, j ...
... dri- question is reduced to this shape,—and it is 0 lis tially thesame,—itsabsurdity becomes evident ¢ 10d one. Radicals and Whigs are travelling in tl to 5s direction, though their rates of movement be di lides, » 10d bnt the Tory-Orangery are trudging ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, Idwerpool* Friday, Mabch 17.— Crain —We have had very small supplies of Grain since Tuesday, and very little business has been passing. At this morning's market, there was a very languid feeling in the trade; ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, “PRO RBtiß S.F.PB.—PRO SEMPER.” BELFAST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1839. The news from the East is of the utmost importance. Not only has the Turkish fleet been betrayed to the Egyptian Viceroy, but the members ...
... while to place the facts doubt, by the following letters : Northern Whig Office, Monday, Jan. 27, 1840. •* Loro,— In an article in The Downpatrick Recorder, in which the Proprietor of The Whig is abused, the following occurs :— * Among other services, a relative ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1861. Inst., at which time considerable excitement prevailed, in consequence of the receipt of news staling that General Lopi-x was about to sail from ono of the Southern ports of the United Slates, to assist ...
... the northern whig, Belfast, Thursday, January 20, isi2. to 37* Flour, town*ui»de, 60«; Suffolk, from 48s to Stockton and Norfolk, to 50s per sock of stBolbs. Provisions The orrirals last wck from Ireland were, 5.477 firkins of Butter, and 2,797 bales ...