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... more than barely mention the mag- nificent style in the book has been brought ont by its enterprising publishers.”—Northern Whig. =a HRISTOPHER COLUMS8US AND THE C DISCOV®RY of the NEW WORLD.— From the French of M. le Marquis de Belloy. With Fifty-one ...
... before the secession of 1973, were ordinary Liberals, or even Whigs, with a Roman Catholic bias. But there is an- other section, which has uever been Liberal, which detests the name of Whig, and which has always contended that Ireland has at any rate not ...
... weigh the matter atroke of probable policy. carefully it will simply suggest itself as a practical statesman who dished the Whigs by the Reform Bill of 1366, made Lytton Viceroy, and the Queen Enypress of India, is quite equal to the great work of the Liberals” ...
... boasted that by means of the Chancery suit against the Corporation he would break up the Tory phalanxin Ulster. The Northern Whig, then the property of old Frx- LAY, supported Jony, and the Catholic and other Liberal gentlemen of the town—there wasno line ...
... Cobain, Wm. Quartus Ewart, Samuel G. Fenton, TP ; John Findlater, John F. Ferguson, L.; omas Macknight, Editor of Northern Whig: the French Consul, Gaffikin, James Glenn, William Gregg, O. B. Graham, J.P.; James Haslett, James Harvey, William solicitor; ...
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... tron and Manager of fray repairs, taxes, and interest 31 7 10 tional School, for like 1713 6 100 0 ol To Paid for pe Northern Whig, News-Letter. and News 1 0 0 Dec. 31—To Paid for Sundry Petty Stamps, Postages, Bank Commission, Sta- tionery, Travelling Expenses ...
... reviewed the Trent to-night. Political career of both parties in the House, and coudemned the sham Liberals he said, Were only Whigs who followed the lead of other bigs. There were only two independent men in the Hoi usc—Kenealy and Roebuck, both being tetcrned ...
... | them at the Conference that | = told three years motion for the | assimilation of the Irish franchise t in | against both Whig and Tory inflaence would come | within a few votes of bei carried, would they | have believed him? If he told them that one-haif ...
... property in the towuship of Bangor, in the County of D wa, do hereby object to the provisional order as ad- in the Belfast Whig of Friday, the 13th Dec. inst., annexed, intenied to be made | to separate from the present rural sanitary dis- | trict, the ...
... have stated that | | he practice t9 which we havo alluded is not ‘he Rev. JoNATHaN—afterwards Dean | —Swirr was thorough-going Whig, and | luring his residence at the seat of Sir Ww. feats, near London, he became a specin! avourite of King and was often with ...
... Newspapers is so great that henceforth the list will only be inserted in one paper each day. To-day it appears in the | Northern Whig, and to-morrow will be found in the Morning News, A handsome contribution was received yesterday from the Pawnbrokers of Belfast ...