LURGAN AND LISBURN,

... borough incorporated with Lnrgan and Portia:awn in what will turn out to be the vain expectation—that the influence of a young Whig lord in one of these places would turn the scale in favour of a Liberal. The Conservative party are quite ready to join issue ...

FOUL LIME FOR SALE

... of a young Whig lord in in one of these places whose influence tl!e Government expect would turn the sank in favotir of a Liberal: By this young Whig lord is u n doubtedly meant Lord Dugan. And much the better—not for the Whigs how. ever. They ...

rHE PROTESTANT WATCHMAN AND LIMAN GAZEVE, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1834,

... gold, if it is up to 164* A QUEER CIILISTIAN.—Parson Brownlow, a cordial hater of the South, says in his raper, the Knoxville Whig and Rebel Ventilator — Had we our wish we would throw hell wide open, and place all such beastlio officers and men upon an ...

RAILWAY TRAVELLING/

... respect worthy of the cmfidence of the constitutional party, but he will not sacrifice the interests of the people to either a Whig or Tory faction. ARCHBISHOP BlutesroßD.—For some nights past frequenters of the Upper House have been asking who is the d ...

rf Rcndsburg. then the giving up of what every ono knew was • hopeless struggle between the gallant little kingdom

... greatest crime since the partition of Poland. But France could not depend on her, at least under the present forcible-feeble Whig regime. Had one or two of oar maga nificient men of war Lad been sent to the Baltic at the beginning of the fray it would have ...

Foreign Minister of the Provisional Gov, punt of the Republic,. and, as it was rally understood, solicited the ..

... the Peninsular war ; but i on to sey that before Lord Melbourr the Hesse Office, when the first I Bill was defeated, and the Whigs re , Mr. Parkes, a great Radical of those pad got some envetrypes from the Osce stamped'` on the Government se ' , rid that ...

THE PROTESTANT WATCHMAN AND LURGAN GAzErri SATURDAY. JUNE 25, 1864,

... county of Lime- gioir,-where he possessed 4 considerable property in right of his maternal grandfather, as an eminent of tie Whig Government. ,O'Connell was,at this time at tie height of his supremacy; and Mr. Smith O'Brien set himself doggedly to the taals ...

THE VOTE OF CENSURE

... 't Russia,' she would have to face Justin trussia, and the whole German Confedera, alone. (heat Britain then, it appears, un Whig guidance had committed herself engagements which she has found it ex dient to abandon. She cannot L Protestant ally, hecanse ...

:- , tuart. And r.o.r, at a time eiplo of Civil Liberty, tinnier; n within the walls of Derr,

... wr;tot in the /:aiebkr, as quoted the history of as Papas,/, or with :•,'lristian and silly wanderings of the j._; the _Yucrietx Whig, and decide whether Protestants are to be 1. Ind reviled, and imprieoned,for oom- a: the' rious de3ds oronr immortal ora at ...

?[FREE BO'S DROWNED

... Newdegate did not vote. Thus North Warwickshire was not represented tai all in thus impotent trial of strength between the Whig- Radical government and the former Constitutional party. Dentin its of Mr Newdegate's former supporters have expressed their ...

sad Gonne every body is her (r . , Fitch it the deplorable condition to w .bulf ado= years rule

... rule of the bake, , brutal Whigs has reduced tit, powerful and flourishing empire. N , ,t since England was the arbi:resk of —now she is the of ject of acorn and tempt- Her threats have been laughed at 1,, ct. the Whigs, having declared- that peace ...