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... THE WHIGS AND THE POPE. The debate initiated by Sir George Bowyer, full summary of which reached us by telegraph in time for our late edition last week, was remarkable for the speeches delivered by Mr. Gladstone against the Papal Sovereignty, and by Lord ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. frequently struck that it would be * ▼•ry convenient thing if the ProtesUnt clergy of nil denominations would ndopt some addition to their ordinary which the recipient of their letters would be made ***** their clerical ...
... THE WHIG, BELFAST, TO BRICKUAKERB. K. ft D. J.PATTERSON, 40. High Rranr, Belfast, SOLB AOKNTB IN IRELAND FOR THE SALE OF WHITEHEAD'S Cel«br«tod BRICK *n,l DRAIN PIPE MACHINES, are prepared to famish Drawings and Prices application. 3244 ...
... 6d; Gallery, 3d. Second Price : 250 to Boxes only: —First Circle, ls 6d: Secc Doors Opea at Seven; to Commence at H RTHERN WHIG. BE ae SQUARE 80H ROE ...
... ae Pits NO ferent by piece of limestone falling po mentioned in Whig. After hearin make | evidence, the @ verdict of “Ac a nem Ae, on, Tat aw nee of eee P.L.G.—Oar contain d.the Presented to Mr. John Ireland, of Ballymut him by his friends and supporters ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELF ...
... BLE WHIG, BEL us pliance with the praver in our memorial pt and of civil as sought for im that = The. Rev. put from the ebair, and carried un Rev. C. Porter seconded the @ HE BALLYCLARB he Mo- Mr. Scorr said thet was all the busine ng and transected connected ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. ntains tenant-farmers of Ulster are under a ns of | obligation to your able contributor “ for the 1860, tory of Ulster Tenant-Right” which he -has given ought to be much obliged to the Whig for pul nd | them. information ...
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... question has been dealt with by the Whigs as a means of having their supporters carried into Parliament, to be there disregarded and deserted, and fur this reason of the Irish constituencies, which hitherto returned Whig members, wearing the mask of liberdm ...
... TO TBE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dkab Sib,—l think, n> matter of (air play* you will allow me space to repel the very attack made upon me Mr. Scett Porter, which appears your paper io-day. I iay ungentlemaolike,” not w»- cUrical ; for, if the course ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFA MAKRIAOBB. li. la the First Doties si Prssbjteris* Church, the Rsv. Lowry, Mr. Elvis, 'Woodland, Ballybofsy, to Samis, yoasgest daeghtcr at Urn Mr. Joseph Wray, Towelrogh, Donegal. Milks—Buoua.—April 3, Hampstead, Jamm ads* Mtlae ...