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... hour of Four o'clock. Afternoon. Tickets raaj be had at the Offices of The Whig, The Banner, ami The Mercury, in llelfast; from John M'Kittbick, Esq,, Nowtownarda; and from the other Members of Committee. 1152 ...
... At Newtownards, oa Monday, 30tli Aug,, 1852, At the hour of Four o'clock. Afternoon. Tickets may had at the Offices of The Whig, The Runner, and The Mercvri/, in Belfast; from John M'KiTTRirK, Esq., Newtownards; and from the other Members of Committee ...
... Yesterday, as usual, the reports were so distributed—the Reporter of The Banner taking a share, the Reporter of the Northern Whig share, and also share. In tho evening, I sent, as matter of course, a printed copy what had to The Bonner, and duly received ...
... two rival candidates for the Presidency, during tho constant canvassing of the two parties for the loaves and fishes. The Whigs lately started a current report that Gen. Pierce was a drunkard, and for this cause had to withdraw from the senatorial services ...
... themselves a species of mongrel Tories, and they a.tempt to gloss over their Toryism affecting particular abhorrence of the Whigs, the vary men who gave them the political influence which they possess. Tin* Derby Ministry do not reckon upon those men direct ...
... the COUNTY of DOWN. At Ncwtownards, on Monday,/utn 1852, tl ...
... hail been sent to premature graves by the system which England had so long pursued towards Ireland. strongly denounced both Whigs and Tories as equally inimical to the Catholic religion, urged upon the meeting to cling to the religion which St. Patrick ...
... Lancashire family—who, at one period of his life, was intimately and politically connected with Mr. Fox and leading members of the Whig party, to which party his son continued attached during his life. Chief-Just ice Bent took respectable degree Cambridge, and ...
... at which the characters of the nominees are blackened or brightened according as tho Whig or Democratic sentiment prevails. Democrats are mure united than the Whigs, and are likely ta gain the day. It currently reported that Abbott Laurence, our Minister ...
... places blue ribbon at the disposal of laird Derby, lie can •aid have bad any political life. g- iierally gave Ids votes to the Whig party, hut in the I loose Lords, of which body had been a member years. In* attained to no eminence. some occasion-, however ...