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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—ln tho report of tho Tenant League meeting, held nt Boardraills, published in your paper of Saturday, tho 7th inst., the Rev. John Rogers, of Comber, Is to have said that certain Roman Catholic in Comber, had laid ...
... report of observations at Boardmills, given in The Whig of Saturday, or as quoted Mr. John Miller in his letter this date. And here let mo say that I acquit the respectable reporter for The Northern Whig of any intentional inaccuracy. have the course of ...
... so that the new power may be strengthened or broken dow a, according to the judgment the country. The closing scene of the Whig Administration was dignified and significant. the House of Lords, the Marquis of his part with dignity and grace which were ...
... find that he has injured them still more tlian the Ministry whom | he has defeated. At any rale, it is not desirable that the Whig Statesmen should again take the command, unless it shall have been made clear that their rivals are unable to so, and that ...
... Cramsie, Notary George Coates, Public, James Bradford, James Roden, Robert Wilson, F. I>. Finlay (Xorthern James Young Co., Whig), YVm. Douglas & Co. (YY'ith other signatures.) 20th Dec., 1851. Beffust, day, 30th January, 1852. At meeting of the Heyn, ...
... usual, protest against change which seems, from their tone, to luve come rather suddenly upon them. As they place . . .• Whigs and Conservatives under a common anathema. and are far more hurrilied at the ghost of the »., Reform Bill than at the presage ...
... his appointment office. Thus, three days, including a Saturday ami a Sunday, will settle lira question, over the country from Whig to Conservatiye t d.inct, Uis not three weeks sioee her Majesty opcord or-ion. and there was rather more anxiety than usual ...
... tliut out of Representatives of the people, only 205, tellers included, were induced to present and dispute about the fate the Whig Administration. There is some little ground for questioning, whether not case had arisen to justify Lord John Russell in retiring ...
... this from Wing probable, that they differ more widely among themselves respectively than perhaps any of them does from the Whigs. .Such a combination, therefore, is not to be, for any purpose of continued harmony ; and it remains for them severally to ...
... office of The Northern Whig, with a view to procure insertion that paper to-morrow of short reply to an attack on roe which it published yesterday, accompanied with a ferocious article editorial type. The proprietor of The Whig refused me the ordinary ...
... election took place on Tuesday, and at two o’clock, the date of the accounts last received, the numbers were— For Admiral Stewart (Whig Ministerialist), 2,250; for Mr. Montagu Chambers (Radical), 1,037; being a majority of 1,213 in favour of the former, whose ...
... victory which the verdict of Irish jury most properly denied him. If the object the evening s entertainment merely to damage a Whig statesman with a view some farther j operations, or to strike from the list a possible Minister, then beg to suggest that such ...