... The Northern Whig, Nov. 4th. A large'nenrecr of very excellent Diornenle effects are introduced. Appropriate Musical Selections, both vocal and instrumentsl, given. The whole foisting one .f the moat &graben/to and instruative of Er /doming New, Nov. ...

... THE WHIG AND THE LATE EDUCATION BELFAST. Is it really the tact that the moeopely which Proteetants of all denonneetions enjoy of educat Lw at th e p u bli c c ry..es spring.. from the acts of CALIIO themselves? recidedly not. That orb a moseyed, minis ...

... THE NEW WHIG DODGE IN IRELAND. flan.—Yon have made the proper comment on the latest Whig dodge, and met the suggesteaa in the proper spirit in your healthy remarks on the contemplated comp of the Liberals, whereby they hope to repair their character ant ...

... 115 a witty Frenchman onco said, i dol asked the difference between Whigs ilia Tot :—” The Whigs aro Tories when and the Tories arc Whigs whin out, 'EA: only point on which they agree is which I ,„rty can gala tho support of the Pope's brass band, ...

... POB l'A L WHIG' Ma IN YOUR POCHICTO lies Louden Inn reeds Arclistage soy, t--Those who are in the hebit kiting lett; is to any extent. whe. titer in teepee of home ur foreign oorreepondence, must someone' feel at a lona as to the comber and matte of toe ...

... 'MIK WHIG AND Tug LATE EDUCATION YEEI'iNO IN Eakir% Tam meeting of Cathli,s Lately held in St. Warts Itch an Err, of denominational *du :stir was of too signidowt a chem.-tor to be pared over Anileace by our so-called eon.sectariaa friends. la this matter ...

... most determined prosecution and the severest punishment. This was Whig •' Justice to Ireland, and for this one-sided administration of the law we have to thank Mr Justice Qlfagan, who was then Attorney General, and who, although he never failed to give ...

... THE LAND LEAGUE IN SCOTLAND. 11.8DMOND, M.P., ON THE GOVERN. PENT. THE GLASGOW ELECTORS AND THEIR WHIG MEMBERS. AN ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATION. Leann ova Sarearra 1 Glasgow, Monday. Ten ordinary weekly meeting of the Glasgow Breach of the Lund Louse was ...

... am objection interfering in any Parliament may think It far the paws, of Whig that when them is , au that team*. shall mist in erne imotionlar Imo. Nobody calm , mom highly , Whoa do the priiwiple ui freedom m coninitrae. It at the mot of nom., b.& hful ...

... the Whigs refused—the liberation the pelitical INTKIINATIONAL 111 FL: MATTOR: priacieers, but they woold not have been imammental in marring by hostile demonstrations the agreeableness of his visit. the truth appears to be that Mr. Disraeler friends in ...

... COYBOLUIATIM IiTHD. 4000siwol to the abebactof tonenlidated meats, the, ieryice of our Ifatianal Debt w qutred £26.604,8511 &Whig tba bliannal Jou sedan the Slat alarc Li, 1873. Inc the r. t cod ic £26.595.)5T. lidaithe £26 810 214 rn lb. wore yew, being ...

... apo'ogists who go by the name of Cabinet Ministo .. These men might he called Liberal spot. gists. or Whig spoiegirte. or Tory opponents-- anything but Mends of Irelawi. ((Metre.) Mr. Hareeert—that fano.. Rod bodies of the CAN.:rot —(leughtor)—whom the ...