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... The Whig, in commenting upon this matter, remarke:—. On No turtle) , twelve printers in the Northern Whig were summoned More the Pali. e Court for having refused tc work on that morning when directed an to do, and for Raving in this way discontinued ...
... v- _ • CONVICTIONS. Northern Whig) The wised arms may shanster ietically revs what the of Ems.' Pigott And &AM ItS• blew at she libertyehai Press; es die rensue. maks no NMI of Mir earls Is imearreetions in Ireland, tbe suspossion of the boas Om pepsn ...
... AUSTRIA. LORD DIIFFERIN ON THE DISESTABLISHMENT OF THE IRISH CHURCH. The Northe , ^n Whig puplirhes the following letter which has just been addressed by Lord Dtifferin to his agent :- 8, Grt.evenor-square,london, I April 6. 1868. liflr MAK MR. THOM4ON—Ii ...
... WHIG EBTIO , BILE. GENECAL DEBI LITT ece. A CURE FROM THE EAST. 60,40 Restored to Health! AFT!' R a long residence in the Eat, has returned to country with some invaluable Recipes discovered in those Ancient Seats of Medical Scienee. To all who tire suffering ...
... tie should lament to see the .constitutional Whig influence oestroyed in that house. He should not oppose the second reading of she blll,trnsting that it might in committee be formed into a manure lees Norio= and dangerous to the country The present time ...
... THE LATE BELFAST RIOTS.-TWO MOKE DEATHS. (;kou the northern whig Tuesday.) Theriots of ISCI are happily at an end. There was not a particle disturbance yesterday, so far we could see or hear of, and it is with great relief that we prefix to this column ...
... Spirit tjje THE END OF TUB WHIG 6. (FROM THK SATURDAY REVIRW.) Disraeli, at the dose of|a triumphant Session, does not effeot to disguise his joy at haring his natural enemies the Whigs. The reign of Whiggism began with the Reform Bill of 1832, and will ...
... Third waste Whig? Why. I thought be was the head of be Tories, • OeFlohertg—Lord Maeaclay, the great 'Whig historian, says, in the second chapter of his history of England,-.-I wrote it down at the time in my podket-book, as the names of Whig and!' Tory' ...
... promoting might believe that the Whig party must be kept in office until it was settled; and finally, when it suited Whig tactics to press it, all would concur from mere weariness of the subject. In this state of affairs, the Whig dissentients are naturally ...
... and thirty-two Whigs, giving a totsl at that period of twenty-seven Conservatives and seventpeight Whigs, or a majority of fifty-one to the latter. In 1860 three arereturned from Irish counties thirty-two Conservatives and thirty-one Whigs ; from cities ...
... the alliance between the Culeoitos and the Whig Ministry. ~ . Although Dr. Cullen’s vanity, or his ignorance ol the state aud requirements of this country, may prevent bis disassociating himself from the Whig party, or may indefinitely postpone a candid ...
... SLIGO ELECTION. The nomination took place on Monday. Messrs. Tenisou (Liberal); M'Donough (Conservative) ; and P. Somers, (Whig), were propose and seconded. A poll was demanded Mr. M'Donough, between whom and Mr. Tenison the contest rests, Somers not ...