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... the obituary of the day is swelled with the name Mr. James Si aims, who was for upwards of 20 years editor of tbe Northern Whig and subsequently founder and editor ihq Daily Mercury. It is unhappily our duty to add tbat tbe iiluess to which Mr. Simms ...
... the obituary of the day is swelled with the name of Mr. James Sin ...
... to Mr. Davison, who at once replied to it through Mr. Ferguson, Mr. ae sends the reply to Mr. F, D, Finlay, of the Northern Whig, with the following letter :— “ Belfast, May 4, 1859. Dean enclose you a letter from Mr. Davison, addressed to me as chairman ...
... but mendacious bulletins, mi tux, mieux, mort, i tbey have ended in the assurance of the utter dissolution of that huge Whig fabric, which so many strange influences had so long kept together. Considering the vast influence which Ireland has uniformly ...
... services that the Whigs tbeir obsequious organs cau neither pardon for get. '1 hose are plain and forcible protests against the shuffling, deceptive, wicked policy of the last live-aud tweuty years. Conservative statesmen are right, these Whig schemers are ...
... unconnected wiih the great Whig families, who have for so long time constituted the different Liberal cabinets. But the time 1 1* come, all events close hand, when this family party must be broken up, and fresh blood introduced. Whig and Radical members of ...
... lighted and ventilated. The following Journals and Periodicals are constantly supplied:— NEWSPAPERS. Northern Whig. I Irishman. Northern Whig. Irish Mercury. Nati News-Letter. Tele; Morning News. Tabl Freeman's Journal. Satu Times. Leec Morning Star. Glas; ...
... chain, several links in each ; two pieces of a fiat-iron, carpenter's rule, seven iron nails, and five large pebbles 1 THE WHIGS AND THE ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL the Dublin I'xprett Government organ, the reputed property of Chancellor Napier and Mr. ...
... became urgent, the effort to conciliate was renewed. The next intercessor was one of the most influential members the old Whigs, and near relative Lord John Russell. No man living has-so much weight with his lordship as the Duke of Bedford, and the head ...
... lost The whole character of the debate on Mr. Cardwell'a motion incontestibly proved that the real point at issue with the Whig party was DO question of confiscation or conciliation in Oude, of compliments or contempt for Canning, but office or opposition ...
... QUESTION. Mr. Brown asked what was the medium of advertising for Mchoolmaster and schoolmistress? Mr. Botob—The New»-Letter and Whig. Mr. Brown-i-I ibmk that is not sufficient. The greatest possible publicity should have been given to matters, and I think ...
... the claret. It is somewhat worthy remark, that the address in the Upper House will, tbis year, be moved by Lord Portman, a Whig magnate, who seconded first address presented by tbe House Lords to her present Msjesty, twenty years ago, when the mover was ...