... colleagues have ••ihmpletely th»* .»f Oovernroent appoint a ►inn the instance ...

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... DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED JOURNALIST. Belfast, Sunday Night. Mr Thomas Mac Knight, who bad Keen editor of the Northern Whig for the past thirty-three years, died to-day at his residence, Wellington Park, after a brief illness cf few weeks. Failure of the ...

... Archdeacon Fitzgerald to Duffy: after speaking of one Bishop ’ bottle-holder to K ...

... Co. Down, to die among his own |ieople. Mr Murphy was for a number of years member of flic reporting staff'of the “Northern Whig” having previously been engaged on the literary stall of the Morning News.” He was a clever and painstaking writer, and a favourite ...

... Concert of Europe, chiefest of all, Chamberlain’s splendid social legislation. He continues —“The old game of dishing the Whigs has broken down. Of Mr Chamberlain, we may say that forgotten everything, repented everything, repudiated everything. RETREATS ...

... DAY, (From the ‘•lrish List.”) HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE CONSOLIDATED TAXING OFFU’E—Master Matb©w>-—Ex parte o’clock*• Northern Whig Duggan, Carson; Brinkley Hunter. Mcnsarratt; Watson Cainis, Moorhead. LAND JUDGES—Rocm.or fore Mr Burke— ll o’clock— Applications ...

... request unaer the years long and faithful service ” law. Mr John Morley’a contemptuous parenthetical repudiation the man neither Whig nor Tory - '* in his Arbroath speech reminds a correspondent of the “Westminster Gazette” strongly a verse Shelley, that the ...

... member claimed that in recent years there had been in the House of Commons, but not in the country, considerable reversion to Whig ideals. Political reform was mainly of value as loadicg to industrial reform. The true welfare of the country depended more ...

... to make your opponents his personal enemies. He Iras stood four most expensive elections s’nee 1834, and gained seats from Whigs in two, and I pledge myself far as one seat, that it shall always be at your command. Literature has abandoned for politics ...

... tbe path to ruin. time, of course, will come when it will deaert Mr. Dillon it deserted Mr. Parnell, and as it deserted the Whigs in 1860; but the time for this ia scarcely ripe. Meantime, having done all the miachiaf il could do, it watches in silence ...

... been redressed , for during tho past week they hail large and representative meeting in Belfast, when Catholic and Protestant, Whig and Tory and Horae Huler, all met together for purpose getting educational grievance redressed. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF ...