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... ana other tow ui. '^ '' with the lighthouse on toe stern. . many of them knew that one time tne North- lbt . pcctor-lk. ~ru Whig - was friend Orange Inatilu- aware of mo item ligiiiing adopted, non. did all could to vill.fy it Hsundy. lbe , p.loi steer ...
... No with oar eloeeet interest*. other Belfast paper followed us fur two We wish t« a*»a»eyoa that g the many per- •• Northern Whig did not son.i who rejoiced bestowed upon you 0 || uw until eleven year- after. added d£lv to-tdy.mt to t..« many opening in ...
... *• Mr. Charles Johnston, Clerk. Poor-law Union. •• Dxiu bln—Referring to the euclosul newspaper cutting from the ■ Northern Whig’ re port of proceedings the meeting of the Board on Saturday 2Slh nil., as shall be unable to be present on 1 write say that ...
... ) They wore not there matter politics pure and simple. They wore not there either as Cooscrvativea, or Liberals, Tory, or Whigs, but loyal-hearted patriots and lovers of their country. (Loud applaaaa.) They were brought to common platform by the alarm ...
... Charles Johnston. Clerk. Ballymena Poor-law Union. •• Deui Bui— Referring to the enclos>?d newspaper cutting from the • Northern Whig’ report of proceedings at the meeting the Board Saturday 25th ult., shall unable to present Saturday. 1 write to say that the ...
... associated with ua have been uuboed CoiunTvativci, and Mr. Ciladslom.- cmooacs oso the word handle for In* own purpoicn. Tory, Whig, Liberal, obwlutu terms. They signification—they are dead the proverbial door nail. The ucputatiou at the Albert Hail suhkkout ...
... said 1, smiling, “for I’m big Whig grown.” “ Slop a bit, stop a bit, says Mr. Stewart. “What’s all tins? A Whig? why are you wuh Alan's button ? and what kind a blackfoot traffic this that 1 find you out in, Mr. Whig? litre is a forfeited rebel and ...
... St. Ja&qnej. The word Jacobin was nickname first applied derision; hot it stuck, as many such jeers have stuck. For example Whig-Tory—Christian ! In not very loug time this weed o! revolutionary growth, which for years poisoned tiio national I atmosphere ...
... yoar lordship, #aid 1. “ Ay. true. says the Advocate. But. you see, you come to well recommended. There is a good honest Whig name to this letter, says he. picking it up moment from the table. •• And—extra judicially. Mr. Balfourthere is always the ...
... y coaioiamc«lcd 10 Ur. the wmp. •• Irish Independent' London oorreapondent gives fuller details. It says—A meeting of lush Whig p->ny wa> heid one ot the eciuunllce Kuoma ol thellousa Commons on afternoon. The meeting was announced the London papers, ...
... Mr. R. F. Harrison (instructed by Messrs. R. H. appeared (or tbe landlords. DEATH OF MR WM. JOHN MURRAY The Doily British Whig, of Kingston, Oa« tario, of Ist Jane, 1893, contained the following This morning the death of popoltr yoosg mer* chant, W. ...
... qneercharacter. aayahe, when had done; “and I have no mind of meeting with the like of ye. for your story. Pres- tongrange is a Whig like yoursel', so I’ll say less of him , and dod I I believe he was the best friend had, if could only trust him. But Symon ...