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... imagined. A policy connivance has been convenient, because it did not suit Whig purposes to discharge a duty the performance of which might alienate political partizans; and with the Whigs it naturally is a greater object to preserve a diminishing Parliamentary ...
... right to occupy the pulpit, Bt. George’s in-the-East” would have been made Whiteabbey Meeting-house.— Whig of Monday. Early Rye Grass. —We {Northern Whig) have had forwarded to us, by Mr. James Lisnashanker, near Dromore, very lino sample of this season ...
... the Earl of Wicklow dissent from the view the bearings of the important financial question taken by Lord Monteagle. The old Whigs are perfectly at one on the subject, an assurance which not only guarantees the success of the movement originating with Lord ...
... COMMERCIAL TELKGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1860. OLD LETTERS ON THE LINEN TRADE. The annexed letters (aays Northern Whig), written by Mr Williamson, of L inbee, one hundred years ago, «o friend in L aburn, refer to the difficulties « 'd hv the wriier his ...
... the subject of a smart and sarcastic paper. must, oweser, in the interest of Protestantism, enter our the article entitled “ Whig Bishop l parl , Ponton'* ' ,p, ' ■dmireble. Iri.h Con- , ~Z ° thi. writor the Constitutional Press Magazine. ...
... especially distinguished as tho mover of the resolutions uijon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led the secession of portion of tho Whig Ministry. Hir H. Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty Lord John Russell's Government from 1848 to 1349, in which latter year ...