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... 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. 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 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 ...
... WHIG E. (from the morning herald J. ThU the days of Whig domination are sealed is little more than a threadbare truism. Politicians have long noted the signs of decay with a keenness of instinct that never mi-leads But the approach to disaster has been ...
... 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 ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, The enclose extract from a letter I have received from the Lord Chancellor,and which I have his lordship’s permission to make public, is of sufficient moment warrant my asking you to give it a place in your columns—l ...
... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NOaTHERN WHIG. Dbat. Sib.—l wo-.ild wish to know through you what the Committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce on the October last,are Join-; in reference to the extension of the Ulster Bailway to Clones? appears lb it the Ulster ...
... them unpalatable truths should they ever again as a body be installed in Downing street. They were, we will grant, Whigs, pare Whigs, old Whigs—all that la the eyes of that exacting immunity, the Liberal party, is typical of narrowness and nepotism. They ...
... SIGNS OP THE TIMES—THE WHIGS IN POWER. [communicated.] On Monday night, the Ist instant, procession of Ribbonnien. numbering from to 1,000, with three banners and music, marched the neighbourhoo.l of Cootehill. The constabulary having received information ...
... WHIG ADMINISTRATION. [We recommend the following succinct history of Whigs and Whigg«>ry to our readers ] The career of the Whigs since the close of the great reform struggle in 1832 presents lamentable and almost unbroken series of failures and mistakes ...