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... resignation; would he be so good as to tell us the real reason, and thereby show your readers in still more glaring terms the Whig- Radical character of the club, and place Mr. M•Connell in a higher position amongst the Conservatives of South Antrim.—Yours ...
... on both sides. For ourselves, however, we must say we experience a difficulty in believing that any considerable section of Whig politicians will be sufficiently high-minded and patriotic to place Queen and country before party obligation and the emoluments ...
... list at the teachers' banquet, had a very injurious effect. The shoot teachers embrace both Protestants and Catholics. both Whigs and Tories, and Nationalists. They should remenaber that it is only by solid union they can make their power felt, and cause ...
... committed there day after day, calling The Moderator (Rev. J. L. Rei.teul), constituted the also upon the Government, be it Whig or Tory, to Court, which sat for some time in rnioloquitur. take immediate measures for the maintenance of the When the proceedings ...
... the present moment is of this unprecedented nature, that, from every wing of the Liberal Party—from the great territorial Whigs like Lord Hartington, who bear names that have become famous in English history, as well as from the most prominent Radicals ...
... magnificence without a parallel in this town.—Netos- Letter. The Pantomime, as a whole, is superior to any of its predecessors —Whig. It is truly gorgeous. The 'Babes in the Wood' may be pronounced the best Pantomime Mr. Warden has yet staged.—Morning News ...
... the end. In the first instance it will meet with the most determined oprsition from the old Tories, from the Constitutional Whigs and fr au the Protestants of Ireland. Neither the English nor the Scotch have much favor for the Irish or symp &thy for Irish ...
... will be followed into the division lobby not aloe° by the unbroken phalanx of the Tory party, but by the very flower of the Whigs, as 38 by immediate friends and supporters of Mr. Chamberlain. Iu the face of such a combination of hostile elements arrayed ...
... (Mr. Brand and Mr. Caine) excited a good deal of laughter and shouts of Oh, oh, for the two hon. gentlemen represented the Whig and Radical fusion against the Bill; and while Mr. Brand might be regarded as the fugleman of Lord Hartington, Mr. Caine filled ...
... no way attributable to Lord Salisbury, who, with the most liberal and broad-minded patriotism, placed at the disposal of the Whig leader any seat in the Cabinet he might desire to accept. Our own opinion is that Lord Hartington is quite right in believing ...
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... LARGYMORE NATIONAL SCHOOL, HILLHALL. WE extract the following interesting article from the Northern Whig:— The late Captain Bolton, founder of this very successful centre of education, was a retired officer of the British Navy, and one of the most eccentric ...