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... future policy in questions aff.ding the interests Irtdand. Seeing that Sir Joseph M'Kenna voted with Adullamites against the Whig Ministry, this vote of confidence in him is important us indication of public feeling in Ireland. Tho people have at length ...
... in the ministerial ranks, and trusts in the erent of the break down of Lord Palmerston’s administration, that no modified Whig ministry will found acceptable to the country. There is, it says, no party in the government with which the Conservatives just ...
... THE BELFAST SPECIAL COMMISSION Belfast, Monday, 6 pm.—The Northern Whig has just hander] the following Mr Orme, RM, was under examination Serjeant Armstrong all day. His examination was mainly on the efficiency of the local police force, its inadequate ...
... copied into tbo Northern Whig, and the plaintiffs then took an action against the proprietor of that journal for libel, and also took the present proceeding against the defendant Uompton for having sold copies of the NorOtem Whig in Londonderry. The defendant ...
... and the lending jmu mil docs us the honour of describing oor stand np for the Queen’s Colleges a valiant one. The Xorfhern Whig of Friday introduced our article to its readers with some very flattering com incuts, and the following letter on that subject ...
... death. The inquiry was adjourned till Thursday. Another analysis the stomach of the deceased is ordered by Government.—NorfAern Whig. ...
... Head-constables Simpson Jacques for tho manner in which they bad proooeded in the seizure. The case adjourned for week. —Northern Whig. REMOVAL ARMS TO THE BARRACKS IN BELFAST. consequence the appreheudon of Fenian rising in Belfast, the arms and ammunition ...
... Colonel—Whig and Liberal though he be—against the Catholic Major. Our local Conservative cotemporary? the Constitution., which is a very faithful reflector of the opinions its party, declares that it is perfectly legitimate to eject a Whig in order to ...
... no othec than the notorious Colonel White who made himself remarkable, when member for Longford, one of the most servile of Whig Partizans whom ths Priests and People of Ix>ngford, by a heroic effort, got rid of; and who, having since sought the representation ...
... questions at present stand. But why should there be no alternative save Whig or Tory ? The place ot Ireland is on the side of the independent Liberal party of this country, with which a Whig incumbency of office is no object at all, if be not coupled with real ...
... been called. Mr. Crampron had been Whig and something more” when, : .n 1882, he became a candidate for the representation of the University of Dublin a colleague of the late Hon. Frederick Ponsonhy. that occasion the Whigs, whose Reform Bill had given a second ...
... Enginocis Society, is to be the candidate selected the Labour Representation League. He is to be put forward without reference to Whig or Conservative interest, and if any cry he raised about dividing the Liberal interest, and letting in a Tory, such cry will ...