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... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Tars journal is becoming quite rabid in its dislike to the Land League. In a long article upon the banquet given at Omagh. to /b. Litton M.P., the member foe all Ireland,' the Whig betrays a (bong wines. mat let it take care; foe those ...
... THE ULSTER WHIGS. is nothing in connexion with the' Home Rule movement so amusing as th e attitude of the Ulster Whigs. These people have taken a great stand against Mr Gladstone's prop•mals. Owing to National influence, and National Electoral strength ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. THERE is no existing means to amply describe the delight felt by the conductors of the Belfast Whiq over the operation of the Coercion Act. The managers of the Dufferin journal, to quote the apt designation of a famous Belfast attorney ...
... WHIG ♦ND TORY. Tin English Liberals have bad a new run of popularity, since their leaders undertook the manly task of threshing the poor Egyp- Piens. In no attitude of mind does John Bull eel so happy as when he is bullying somebody; and now that America ...
... THE WHIG DECL'NE. Tus Whig Observer discusses the approaching end of the present Parliament, and acknowledges what has been apparent for some time —that the existing House of Commons has f illen a prey to disintegrating influences that have destroyed ...
... Taz NORTHERN WHIG. IF the Editor of the Northers Whig, a Scotch paper, published in Belfast, could by any means be promoted to the Chairmanship of Committees in the House of Commons he would very soon put his foot upon obstruction. Ile would not tolerate ...
... THI NORTHEIN WHIG AGAIN. Tit great satirist of the Belfast Northern Whig was afforded a fiue opportunity fur the display of his peenlisr gift, on Thursday morning, by the fact that Mr. Parnell had not reached Paris in time to be present at the funeral ...
... MORE COERCION FOR IRELAND. TIM Northern Whig is published in Belfast. It is an old journal, and at one time did good service in breaking down the abominable system of ascendancy that flourished in Ireland. It is now owneti by a limited coinpany, and has ...
... ancient rights. What we cannot afford to receive with unconcern, however, is the abuse of the Northern Whig, and even the Coercion Act, which that journal so enthusiastically accepts as the best remedy for Irish distress, will not prevent emphatic and ...
... THE IiONES-BULB LEAGUE. when the Whigs came into power we vanished toltin and talk J. heal Ow Tuesday the mown mot at it hat yin' here. at it VOW, Street. Kr. %hake Innis. KS.. give you my fall and thorough approval. presided. Other mentbeie pageant— ...
... HON' MANUPAOTURI. ♦ I'M extraordinary assertion was made by the Scotch Whig, published in Belfast, in its issue of the 19th inst., in an article on Trish manufaetures. The Whig boldly pat forward the deliberate statement, that, If Irish manufactures ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Tun Editor of the Northern Whig has conceived a violent dislike for Marshal Mas- Mahon. M. Paul De Cassagnac has presumed to write that MacMahon is the lineal descendant of the Irish Kings ; and the Editor of the Whig, who, of course ...