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... 23, 1864, into ORANGEISM IN THE NORTH. tersbarg garrison, occupying Camber! a distinct The Northern Whig a note to a letter, land, aud the destruction of the Ba Obio railroad in that vicinity. Dachy of addressed to that journal on the subject of Orangeism ...
... the fact that the great liberal principles of '88 constituted traditionally the proper political faith alike of the English Whigs and of the Irish gentry, and that if the Government had the courage and sagacity to return to these principles they would find ...
... Session opens on a state of confusion in our foreign policy, without a parallel even in the history of the Whigs. Latterly it has become usual with Whig Premiers to relegate the Democratic element of an allopathic cabinet to “ Foreign affairs.” If as serious ...
... RY ON THE QUEEN'S ISLAND, BELFAST. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Office, 4.30 p.m- (from thb second edition of the northern whig.) Bklfast, Thursday This morning,at half-past four o'clock, the harbour constable in charge of the Queen's Island observed ...
... this gentleman have been left wholly unprovided for. Through life Mr. Someks was an earnest and consistent supporter of the Whig party in politics, and it seems strange that its members (with, perhaps, the exception of a single eminent individual) have ...
... attention, and to-day he will visit other establishments where other branches | the flax and linen trades are carried on.—Northern Whig. ...
... from the Tories to the Whips, and secondly from the Whigs to position which no party seems to have respected or even understood. When a few titled persons withdrew from temporary amalgamation with the Whigs, Mr. Brewster, their Attorney-General, thought proper ...
... eseape With their | stove.--* 4 | posed to have beep caused by a did second edition of the Northern Whig. w As aie NEW’ PROJECTS. om ut _ et tie Pg gre. ae y were all the preliminary arrangements to the duced, se that been conelud ed, Sir James Hudson ...
... of the advantages Ireland possesses; yet, their people do net fly from their shores. What, then, is the cause It is Whig misrule— Whig misgovernment—which is causing the depopulation of Ireland. Mr. Barry, true to the party who gave him his professorial ...
... disapprobation with which the clergv and laity, whom that society represents, view the recent action of the board.—Northern Whig. ...
... even to the Whig rule “ the liberty” of America, the equal justice of Lynch or Border law, the | mental cultivation of the prairies, and the indus- trial development of the Far West. If you ask what special blessing conceded by the Whigs daring the last ...
... Repealers in 1848, and are now Whig sycopants and (Jastle slaves, or, in John Hitchers words, As soon the sun rises they will bend the knee I ask yon were those words of prophesy fultllled.? We want no Repeal versus Whig hnmbugger.—t remain, dear Mr. ...