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... conglomeration of Romanism, ; Radicalism, and infidelity. Protestants are the Whig called Orang rote Vet, aud Roman Catholics who sometimes condescend to look into the colnmns of tho Whig, and infidels, it term* Liberal gentlem, It has trumped np a number of ...
... and the signal triumph which attended the expedition to Abyssinia is unparalleled in liistory. It wm due to the incompetent Whigs that so many of our fellow-subjects were pining in the dungeons of semi-civilised king; and their liberty is a tribute to tho ...
... but in all the towns in the Province of Ulster, I hope we will have more discussions Grand Jones about the circulation the Whig and the Conservative paper of Belfast.—l am, Ac., A Constant Reader of the News-Letter. , Lisburn, August 13, 1802. ...
... Consols had organised the citizens of their respective nationalities. TIMES* TELEGRAM. DBLOIiB. New York, April 29. The Richmond Whig states that President Davis and the members of his Cabinet, with an escort of 2,000 cavalry, left Greensboro’, North Carolina ...
... been approved by the Government. The Marquis of Hartington appeared to know nothing about the school; hut he knew that the old Whig policy was to yield to Romish dictation, and he carried out that policy so far as it lay in his power. ...
... height that the gallant colonel, although almost certain of success, thought better not expose his supporters to mob violence. A Whig Government wss also in otboe Now Government is •' .1 olboe which will certainly nit encourage the lio.i of mobs, and their ...
... creditable the Noijh Ireland that this imp irtuul class of goods Belfast tlrm has obtained this pre-eminence. Tho Daily Northern Whig states : It appear*, therefore, that Messrs. Ward arc not honored with the medal awarded for articles their manufacture, but ...
... truly. C. August, 1869. •‘CAPTAIN SEYMOUR AND SIR BHAVTO ADAIR- TO THB EDITOR OF THB BELFAST WBBKLT RBWS. Sir—The Northern Whig Saturday has article under above heading, in which the following questions are asked, which 1 in position answer I. What the ...
... NORTHERS lI7Z/G, [FROM THK NEW3-LKTTER OF TUESDAY.] IsoTwiTHdTANDiso oar repealed challenge to our contemporary, the Northern Whig, bring to the test hia grossly tmtrae, and disgraccfolSy vindictive charge, that this journal incited the Orange party to outbreak ...
... to tho Libers! party. Mr. Gower, the Whig, protests that Mr. Wilkinson, tbe Radical, has uot a ghost of a chance in the coming straggle; and Mr. Wilkinson, the Radical, retorts by declaring that Mr. Gower, the Whig, is an andacions and reckless person ...
... every speaker who took part in the debate —from the conceited Lord Elcbo the diapeptio Mr. Horaman, and from the time-honored Whig, Sir Qeorge Grey, the aspiring Conservative, Mr. Disraeli—all protested not only their willingness bat their great anxiety ...
... employ the used Tipperary, put all its eggs for ever into one basket A flippant Whig organ, commenting on Lord Stanley’s speech, answers “Yes.” Lord Stanley replies No.” The Whig organ declares that in England the alternative is between agriculture and m ...