... the classes. oh! In spite of breath and siller spent We cannot the masses. oh! For power and place the Tories raoe (The Whigs too seldom shy them. oh!) But though at last they catch them fast, We'll see if they'll enjoy them. oh! Gie me some more o' ...

... travelled round Antrim for the purpose his lecture, where some of the finest scenery in the three Kingdom* is to be seen.” Northern Whig, Nov. 15,1890. says —‘The lecture called forth frequanl expressions of hearty applause. Front Seats (numbered), Hedy of Hall ...

... iLICTION. THI Neither,' Whig says the progress of the presidential election is of special interest to us now, as the Democratic party seem bent on a policy of repudiation, to the injury of hundreds of thousands of British bondholders. The Republicans ...

... Gladstone's leadership through anther Session—the loyal adherence of the Radicals to such a programme as he may persuade his Whig colleagues to accept, and his own physical ability to cope with the numerous difficulties whit h, under the most favourable ...

... argument and example we can diminish intemperance, it will be a noble work. PHA ARCHBISHOP AND THZ PEICSBYTIBIANd. T c Northern Whig, directing attention to the Via. J. H. Orr's contradiction of the Archbiop's statement hat at a late meeting of the Assembly ...

... deliver same io any part of Town, and to Country Subscriber! dj Car and through the Post Office. Wa are Agents for News-Letter, Whig Morning Newa, Daily Poet, hreeroau e Journal, and all the Weekly Papers in connection with the above; also Ballymena Observer ...

... In the former the Government are supported the Radicals, but the measure is regarded by the Whig section with but partial favour. Some of the prominent Whigs the Commons have shown anything but a friendly approval of its main principles ; and this is ...

... ” basforwa-ded ns lengthened and facetious epistle, anont tho Horrible Attempt at Assassination,” reported in the yor them Whig and Dublin Intkman, as having recently been made at Brigadie, near Ballymena. Ho casts ridicnlo npon the idea that anything ...

... ELECTION SONG FREE AND INDEFEN DREY. I’ve vote! I’ve vote! for no matter which side, neither Whig, Tory, nor Had am I tied: Up, up with the hustings!—*tis gold mine to roc; I’ve a vote! I‘vo vote! independent and free! heed not dishonour, I fear not the ...

... MR. GLADSTONE • D Till LIBERAL FAINT. Tim Northern Whig says :—Only the other day be told a correspondent that, so far from regretting the part he had taken in the dieestablishment of the Irish Church, he was quite proud of it, and would, if he had the ...

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... for tho re|'eal the Corn Laws. was Premier from 1842 1846. Lord John Russell (afterwards Karl Hussoll), who was lotdor of the Whig party in I louse of Commons at tho beginning of the Queen's reign, and hocaroe the head tho party in succession to Lord Melbourne ...