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... noble carl is the iiloil of Whig pedantry, solemn and supercilious, yet and restless; the proposer of the original Reform Bill, but subsequently Finality John,” and then again becoming the parent of that wondrous slwrtion, the Whig Reform Bill number two; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the North of Ireland that in this important class of goods a Belfast firm has obtained this pre-eminence.” The Daily Northern Whig states : M It appears, therefore, that Messrs. Ward are not only honored with the medal awarded for articles their manufacture ...
... gave a promise that the National schoolbooks should be revised in Romish sense ; as though, in ono word, the whole history of Whig policy in Ireland was anything but record of concessions to Romanism, not made, perhaps, by virtue of specific compact, but ...
... that the very least the Whigs can do for them is to give them peerage, although such an honor to man in his eightieth year must necessarily be of a very evanescent description. The Right Hon. Edward EUice was formerly a Whig placeman, haring been a secretory ...
... deliberately choose representative strenuous supporter of the policy of Lord Carlisle and Lord Chancellor Brady. The Northern Whig of Tuesday contained absurd and self-contradictory assertion, that what it is pleased call “ The Orange body kidnapped thirteen ...
... prodnetion of the one pen. on the Orangemen and Protestant inhabitants of Armagh, was pablished in the Ulster Observer and Northern Whig of Saturday. These documents wonld be utterly worthy of notice if it were not that the writer has levelled hi* malice the ...
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... creditable the North of Ireland that in tbisimßorlßßt claes goods Belfast firm has obtained this pre-eminence. The Daily Northern Whig atatee It appears, therefore, that Messrs. Was* are net only honored with the medal swarded for articles of thetr msnufsctore ...
... has been greatly improved by sewering, paving. Arc. The writer referred nt considerable length to a letter which appeared tho Whig with reference to tho drainage of Queen’s C Mr Doao-I beg leave to move that that report be ; referred to the standing committee ...
... of Kerry, to his Irish titles. The deceased marqnia had for many years been associated with the political opinions of tho Whigs. Ho did ranch to developc the genins of the poet Moore, and to bis kindly and active patronage the national bard was ranch ...