... 1 SDAY, I1th October,. at FIVE o'Clock, P. M. The Article to be seen EMr 'LY's. (86 THE NORTHERN WHIG. T a.Meeting of a few Friendsof The INorthern Whig, pon Tuesday, the 24th July 1832, JOHN BARNETT, Esq. in the Chair, held for the purpose of taking ...

... in the present contest, your services seem too zea- lous to be unpaid. Three other Journals in this town, The Chronicle, The Whig, and The Guardian, have, inks matter, successively performed their duty, as disin ested censors, discreet friends, or honourable ...

... given to-the Voters. COMfMIT-FEE R.OOStS, 10ith Dec. 1832. (16 Committee-Rooms, 8th Dec. 1832. TO THE ED5ITOR OF THE NOrTEHEN WHIG. SIR-A Paragraph having appeared in your paper, of the 6th instant, stating, 1 That a letter had been written by Lord Belfast ...

... with the view of ascertaining the facts accurately. le' Whig s next notice of me is, that I published a most insolent let- ter, containing the following audacious assertiotis Here The Whig copies the three first paragraphs of my letter, of the 16th ...

... Reformers-Present M,,r'1i State of Ireland-Love and Loyalty, Chap. V. and VI. -Conservative Policy in Parliament-To my Bride- Whig Legislation for Ireland-Adventures in South Ame- rica, Nu. 1. The Elopement- Church Rfcorum and Great Britain's Prospects-Sonnet ...

... Kings._5. Slavery, Sabbath Protection, and Church Reform.-6. Herrera el Divino.-7. The Corn Laws._ 8. Patidrig Dhuv.-9. The Whig Coterie of Edinburgh. 10. A Vision of the Grave.-11. and 12. Cromwell.- 13. Earl Grey.-14. Lordling Legislators.15. A Sol- ...

... Resolved, that these Resolutions be signed by our Chair- man and Secretary, and published in The News-Letter, Tahe Northern Whig, Comnmercial Chronide, and .Northern Hieral. (Signed,) JAMES STEPHENSON, Chairman. JOHN WILSON, Secretary. [l1 ...

... only 218 person s. t I I I ii i? p I I t1 I 11 .11 -BLACKWOOD'S EDhXBURGB MAGAZINE. No. CCXIX. for M-ARCH,'1834. CONTENTS:-I. Whig Prosecutions of the Press. C -II. The Cruise of the Midge. Chap. I.-III. Lines on Wellington. By WIG.-IV. Progress of So- cial ...

... of UsKf narwfedoe in Co merce nd Politics, and a, Scourqe to Corporation Robbery. In its Political opinions it is neither Whig, 1ar, nor R'idi I; it is the advocate of the millions, viz. the MIDDLING and WVOAKIV ;G CLASsEs; iit is the defender of ihe ...

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... Chat 7 'd ?? The Sketcher.,! No. 9.-VI. More Catphel the Ettrick Shepherd. VII. The Church at e Letter from a 'Libe-: ral Whig.- VIIIh rs, Chap. 4. The Patriot 1 Emperors. IX. Cregory Hilns, Esquire, surnamed theA : Unlacky.-X. Aurora. A ritision, Dcdicated ...

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