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... THE WHIGS AND HOME RULE. A prominent Liberal member, who voted with the Government, says that throughout the ranks of the Whig party there is a strong opposition to any severanee of the legislative Union of Ragland sad Inked, and when Parliament it is ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE KORThERN WHIG. Sir,—Extreme pressure of businen alone prevented mo from immediately responding to the courteous request contained in your leader of Friday last, that I would either affirm or deny the statements attributed to me by ...
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... 10 THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —la your report the proceedings of the Ballymena Board cf Guardian?, appearing In Monday s Issue of yoat paper, I am placed In the somewhat awkward position of having tampered with the report o’ the Committee it ...
... WHIGS GIRL DID HE MARRY By BRITT BORLASE. ftnthor For Tni» I ...
... AN IRISH KING. WHIG ] From an account which we published yesterday of an expedition to Inaishinny Island, about four miles from the shore of County Sligo, it appears that • curious example of Home Rule is to be found at that place. Most people will be ...
... THE BALLYMENA OBSERVER, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1859. ALLEGED MEETING OF WHIG The Globe contradicts a statement in the Times, that there was to be a meeting of the old Whig members Reform Bill. in regard to the course to be pursued touching the ...
... holland had done. (Cheers.) There was a clamour raised by the Whig—the recent convert to the Church of his fathers—and the Banner of Ulster —the persouification of genius—about insulted Presbyterianism ; and he insisted that they were not so staunch in ...
... In life’s early morning The music hear, Wherever wander. With joy meets ear; But, while floating aloft On the whig of tho free, The skylark of Rrin’s The songster for me. Ballymena, June, ...
... QOBSER TI NS “ We notice with pleasure,” says the Northern Whig, “ that amoogst siudeats who have been sa: cessful in the late law preliminary the names of Mr Clarke, Ballymena, second place, Mr Wilson, third place, Mz M‘Connell, foarth place, and Mr ...
... THI PRINCI 01 W•Lill. Tax Northam Whig sap of Wales has arrived in Bombay. Be was natu.. _ rally received with the greateut enthusiasm by the Europese', and the natives appear done their best to share in this delight. We . do not, however, now enter into ...
... OPINIONS OF 'CUE BELFAST PRESS. I MONDAY. MN. •ND IPILDRRALIAN. Toe Northern Whig says it is evident Mr. Butt is so thoroughly convinced of the ' Tex News-Letter discusses the causes which, strength el Home Rule sentiment in Ireland s that he can afford ...