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... to editor or the nouthbun whig. ** Public Baths aod Wash-bootM, Belfast, July 10, 1856. Sir,— Referring your comraeots on letter poblished in yonr journal of this date, in which are reite. rated the various charges made against the condition of this ...
... party names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of psrties with very different ideas fastened to them.” Explain the origin of the words Whig” aod Tory,” and examine ...
... the contest about six o’clock on Monday evening. The returning officer declared the poll at five o’clock as follows: Boyle (Whig), . 158 Nicoll (Liberal), 157 Majority —1 ...
... read the News-Letter and Whig for political news, and not for advertisements. would recommend, that all the advertisements be inserted the Weekly a paper which all read, because was circulated gratis. If they advertised ia the Whig and News-Letter alone ...
... except his own report io the Mercury, and that the speech in the Whig, purporting to be delivered by Mr. M‘Tear, was not spoken by that gentleman at all. Up to Saturday morning the Whig believed that the doctored and coloured report it published had been ...
... every day of which the Republicans may hope to gain. While the Whigs of the Sooth are organising for the sopport of Mr. Fillmore, the Northern Whigs are taking ground for Fremont. A large Whig meeting was held in Boston last week, at which the Republican ...
... one insertion each; but cases where a second insertion was required, the only papers to be selected for that purpose were the Whig and News-Letter. A letter was then read from Mr. John Seed, claiming a continuance of the advertisements the Mercantile ...
... ministry in an hour of imminent p-ril (in order to promote the personal objects of patrician Whigs), shows what the country would have suffered if Opposition Whig principles had existed during the late sanguinary struggle. We must, however, caution Conservatives ...
... together with large Garden, well stocked with fruit trees. ImmrJiate possession can be given. For further particulars, apply the Whig Office; or, to the Proprietor, JAMES MARTIN. Knock, 6th Feb., 1856. 302 ...
... liberal “ rulers” have already failed egregiously in dealing with the Papacy. Mr. Macaulay, in his last volume, admits that the Whigs were mistaken about Catholic Emancipation, and Lord John Russell chalked up “No Popery,” and then ran away. Besides, the p ...
... not because he was more experienced, and uperior to those gentlemen who opposed him, but because he was a Whig, and had great influence with the Whigs, that is, with about a doaen of gentlemen, of whom Mr. James Simms, editor and proprietor of Mercury, is ...
... further. Lord Palmerston not bimseit Whig; is only associated with Whigs just now, having been for many of his earlier years associated with Tories. Lord John Russell is the best exponent of Whig principles and Whig policy; and can show, without difficulty ...