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... continental states, hut they are of consequence us. We publish them as connections,** not ** indications. CORK ELECTION COMMITTEE- WHIG AND BRIGADE INTRIGUES. revelations. never ,pr ,1 '' £h r of Thn« who take .ha Iroabla .‘o pen.« the e.i- Hriga.le. Their policy ...
... unhesitatingly assert that the company not to relied on. If, a* have s» far reason to think, the wires are open to all, then the Whig is making an effort to extract juice puffery from the apples of the Dead Sea—a task very thankless indeed— understand more ...
... NICHOLL. 10, High-Street ;alto. of G KIN. Arthur Square; Mr MAGILL, Donegall Plsce. where the Drawing# are view ; and tho Svrthrm Whig Ofice. Belfast, Pith September. 1854. (312 ...
... TO C() RESPONDENT I’KOTesTAXT,*’ the nul'jet-t the Whig a>»«l the Chrit-t Church Protottant Association, lu our next. TBB ADnRSSSLS FRO TUB WISHOPS CtRBOT I»Bt.AST) tuk I. oku PsiatTß. —In reply to several communications, w« bop to say, that, although ...
... friends of that progress. But we not like to see ** exclusive dealing” in the Protestant town of Belfast, however much the Whig and the Banner may demur the allusion. The foreign intelligence is not uninterestingodeed it cannot be, as European affairs ...
... Surely ! liberal” and whig” if you will, and pi-y the Russian. Oh! it is amiable character act the farce is not less amusing than instructive. Mr. Cairns did noble act, and the hig would not publish it. The act is on par with the Whig’t extenuation of Mr ...
... economy!” Whig, Dec. If our Municipal system were honestly conducted, ten shillings, instead of a pound of rates, might suffice!! ” Wh!n, th Dec. Which of the Members of the Council would prevent Mr. Bates from being paid seven thousand a-year?”— Whig, of a ...
... rumours are flying:, hut they are only rumours. A correspondent of Scotch paper hints that Lord Aberdeen, having fusel the Whigs and Perlites, is anxious to retire. should nut wonder. His bed not one of roses. DUBLIN AND JUNCTION RAIL- The dispute between ...
... isn’t afraid lot out little what does know, which is more than anybody else dares. . . Hay ter is the last of the race of whips—Whig whips, that ; and he con have no successor. In all former times there were two whips;—now there only one, for Mulgrave, Berkeley ...
... obloquy of purchase and sale of places has been confined exclusively the Roman Catholics and Liberals on the one part, and the Whig and Coalition Governments on the other. No Conservative Protestant has been in any shape implicated, and the Government of ...
... necessity put out Lord Derby if the maintained and the treasures draughted are to be taken pos*ession of his succe«sors ? The Whig policy with regard to the Lord Lieu, tenanev of Ireland was the extinction of that oftice Its abolition was trowed scheme, ...
... that had ever lost anv copies altogether ; he load formerly looked upon the Whig very good newspaper. hut would not swear that had read tho leading articles lately, or that the Whig was so valuable before. Much amusement was occasioned by altercation hero ...