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... yoTm?;lu.USnTan it is M Kryl'e his present position, less from hi. i orita linn from his svcojihancy and subsem- the Whig' Il.dicrt nante of the Castle. shonld. therefore, exercise the high Lnonr with which h.s been i?' wdl^m^.n '' The above all ...
... Derry. - This rafaraaea to party was outrageously unfounded that the Deny correspondent of the Frttma*'* Journal and Surtkem Whig dsapwately afraid being blamed and was the first to olear himself. .he innocent of the charge of calumniating his country, ...
... of tlic Castle, are plunged in grief, only enlivened by the feeling that they have one and all been ** told by the beloved Whig Oov.-rnment for which they supplanted Lord Derby’s Administration. Hnch gentlemen are bat winning in the abolition their places ...
... and. Uiia being so, we for the present from any comment this extraordinary Now follows something different:— (Frxnu Northern Whig, January S.J Wo learn that the homicide of Bernard Hagan Brash sad, on Christmas Day, Is exciting profound and nnlrermal sensation ...
... provide his successor with seat in Parliament, and that another Judge will retire in the Attorney-General's favour before the Whigs leave office. ...
... measure that last session of Par.iament levelled against onr brethren Ireland. Mark. too. the continued hostile action successive Whig Governments whenever legislative power eon rendered inimical our body Observe, like- Wise, the hireling the back benches, who ...
... Derry capable producing ■ unmitigated ruffianism was witnessed tic Corporation Hail ou Friday uight. TO THK EDITOR NORTHERS WHIG. Sib—ln thanking you for the copy sent mooftbejy [with the above report] of this t correction of inaccuracy regar J’riday ...
... gentleman The Court intimated that they would consider the case, and, for that purpose, should reserve their judgment. Northern Whig. - . BIRTHS. . At the Rectory, Killalno, Wednesday, the 16th instant the wife the Rev. Mervyn Wilson, of a sou. January ...
... THE REVIVAL IN NEWTOWNLIMAVADY. [The Northern Whig lately published a communication contain* ing injurious statements relative to tbe Revival in Newtownliinavady, and the following letter was written in reply and forwarded to that journal for publication ...
... even in that case, say, Mr. Alex. Mohan has no claims. Hit politics are of too extreme character to find favour in the eyes of Whig Government. As stated in our last number, not expect that Conservative barrister will appointed LiUeal Oorerument. but if any ...
... the poor and to the prejudice home production. The English trade ruined, and the English revenue deficient, bach toe result Whig jobbery with the Manchester school, and Mr. Gladstone's financial blunders. The remedy is no means clear.— are embarrassed ...