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... their own official existence, total want of courage in dskliug with abuses has boon the characteristic infinity of the Russell-Whig administration, so that whatever may have been : their utility in opposition, their practical statesmanship has been little ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1860. OF ULSTER COUNCIL the Ist instant, the usual monthly meeting of the Council of this Society was held the Labor;, tory, Arthur-streel, R. Blackwell, Esq., the Prairie, Holy wood, in the Chair. There ...
... the growth of tobacco permitted in Ireland—rather than see those troublesome questions taken up by men on both sides, the Whig ministry would prefer to have the meeting confined to a jubilation over the achievement of free trade without any practical ...
... feelings of the crushed people found expression, at which the cry of justice—the cry of the wild justice of revenge,” as the Whig would have it—was raised against the oppressive and starvation doctrines of la idlord domination? We put these questions in ...
... own notions before the community under false pretences—under the name of Liberalism. The paper he alluded to was the Northern Whig. The Rev. Mr. Rutherford rose and saw, he Appeared at the meeting there assembled, neither in the character of landlord or ...
... the Rev- Alex- Bryson, seconded Mr. John Chambers— Resolved— •* That the foregoing resolutions bo published in the Northern Whig and the Banner of Ulster newspapers ; and that a petition, founded on the above ros.dutions, adopted and signed this meeting ...
... notice of this matter, 1 send you the particulars.—l am, dear Sir, yours, very truly. M Baki.ow. To the Fditor of Tim Northern Whig. Lord John Hay is about retire from the Admiralty, and Captain Houston Stewart, R.N., Comptroller-General of the Coast-Guard ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1860. ...
... was safe, these instmeu resumed their ascendancy, and nothing was to thought ol but the intercuts of the party, and now the Whigs might best be strengthened Parliament. lie could not afford to relinquish the support, much loss provoke the hostility, the ...
... 1850. , 403 BE LET, A LARGE WITH .M. One or Two BED-ROOMS, in a situation town; also, a STABLE and CAR-HOUbt*' Address L. M.,” Whig Office. 522 ...
... Secretary of State the now defunct Republic of the *• Loan Star.” Immediately behind behind them you come upon a whole galaxy of Whigs, the first of whom to demand attention is Daniel Webster, one of the greatest statesmen, is certainly the most profound co ...
... person Children’s Nurse. She can take the charge baOjkfrom the month. Letters to addressed to “F. S.^/Office of The Vorthern Whig. WANTS A SITUATION, AS COOK, a gentleman’s family, a middle-aged, respectable woman, who can produce most satisfactory testimonials ...