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... Financial Reform.- V An Hour's talk about Poetjy..V1. On the Foreign Policy of the Whig Administratoy o. I. Belgium.- VII Opininsof an Amerhan an, and of a British Whig on the Bill-North American Review, and Colonel Stewart -VIII. Dreams of Heaven. By ...
... buil. Apply-at the.OFFICE of RO ,IOY, Esq. There is a very neat Reesidences4hiPremlses (MAsHUIRELD) with Garden, &o. and of whig?!iediate possession could be given. N. B.-The above L A N D S will be disposed of by A UCTION on 25th November next,, at the ...
... I do hereby call an EXTRAGA INARY MEETING of the above Society, to be held in the enclosed Rear Premises of THE NORTIHERNr WHIG OFFICE, in CALEND.AE- f STREET, Belfast, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at the d hour of TWO o'clock, P.M. BENJAMIIN PARKES, ...
... sufflcient to account for tbis increase. The fact was, that all tire ?? annd professions that were to consummate the admission a of Whig Administration ha d proved delusions-they b;hd themselves shown that they: could not alnridge the expesrninturpe, and if such ...
... to every one who has read the unfounded statement madeagainst the Fisherwick-Place Sunadav School, in last Monday's Northern Whig, anid our strong declaration, in reply thereto, in your Paper of Tues- day last, that the Proprietor of the Norlhern Vhig ...
... and seconded by Mr. ROBERT MILLER- Resolved, 7th. That our Resolutionsbe printed in The JBe~fast News-ieiter, NVorthern Whig, & hefizart Commercial Chronlide. (Signed) GEORGE MATHEWS, Chairman. George Mathews, Esq. then left the Chair, and Alex- ander ...
... Greyabbey; Mr. HUGH STEWART, Holywood; S UiGEON STEWART, R. N. Money. rea; Mr. JOHN HODGSON, Belfast; and at The Northern Whig Office. (382) 29th May, 1832. 1REMOVA L. RIOBERT & JON NEILL EG to inform their Friends and the Trade, that, in order to extend ...
... ARTHUR CHICHESTER. PENDENNIS CASTLE, 19th Aug. 1832. (382 FAMILY CLAIMS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sne.In the Northern Whig of this day, I perceive a va riety of articles, Editorial and communicated, in which the collective- energies, of the writers ...
... 406) THOMAS EKENHEAD. Belfast, 31st Aug. 1832 Chichester-quay. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER Sm-I perceive in the Niofihemr Whig of this day, a para.. graph by the Editor of that respectaelejourna, animadvert- ing on a letter which appears in another column ...
... election. You may save yourselves the 'trouble-for no division can be raised that 'till serve your turn. The writers in the Whig have contented them- selves with general declamations against Mr. Emerson, without ever daring to touch the essence of the ...
... n of The TWhig,) by the Company's Gas- Fitters, though, reluctantly, on their part, from a cause known to some part of The Whig establishment. Gas Works, 1st October. FOR G-1?ENOCIC ANLD GLAS~GOW At RED UCED FARES , FREIGHTS. r-P HT 1 lFT FAS F GLASG(OW ...
... whom reference is made, in the foregoing letter, and are ready to communicate it, at any time. (146 TO THE EDITOR OF THE N. WHIG. SIp, THouGIH I should be justified, in not taking notice of an anonymous letter, addressed to me, in your paper, and in the ...