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... contradictiote of toe report, teryit whch wye hatt ascerttined to he inaccuraie, and the any c contradiction referred to by the Whig nas ourown- I wh .Ns ooe would suppose so to read their ' charitable day, alagraplt. my - tker Sic CAsE OF DIsTnnss.-The recent ...
... of Government. If the Irish, instead a' it of having a Whig lord who has always been in al ad at the death of a Tory Goverdment, or a Tory M m lord who has always been in at the death of a i . Whig Government, were nominally ruled by a 0 as son of the ...
... for them to connect the political career of Lord Palmerston with that commeroial progress and develop- ment for which the Whigs love so much to take credit. The only persons of the least social stauts who tool' part in the proceedings ?? F. Crossley, ...
... th for some years a painfal feeling in the North of di Ireland, and indeed amonigst Irish Protestants el generally, that the Whig Government, by ill- timed concessions on the one hand, and by R mneasures of unnecessary severity on the other, was playing ...
... the gross impropriety of burning and attempting to ?? a few trusose of straw, which did duty far an effily of O'Connell, the W/hig at once, with eharae- teristio falsehood, attributed the proceeding to the Orangemen. The disturbaneefl last week ?? every ...
... saw, in the porseou- *t tion of Father Lavelle, nu attempt to foren upon the il country tho anti-national and ?? policy of e Whig ecolesiastics-apolicy which they repudiated- r and declared that the people of Ireland would no f longer be led by the clergy ...
... d Ceinservatism in Ulster, end is them oil nehhr'r the ?? nor tlie defender of thea Orange WeO tras lejdges, Cs suchi. The Whig is their hitter eand open parties fee, rind has bee~n for ystlos e nd whatevrr faults catlous. proteelqats inay commit thec ...
... Swsunn or 87O; nc- kPortaferry, 18th August, idti4. A CORREOT PflOTOGRA-PIL Team UJ~tetr Obeel ver of yestcrd-.y suys:5 The Whig is empbatically the cur of th6 Press, I has all the small vices of that mean animk'12 with' o At one redeeming trait to qnalify ...
... it awas under an orange banner Lord Mor- peth fought the battle of Reform on the hustings of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Whigs are not ashamed to wear orange lilies in En glaud, tholugh at this side of the Channel that flower is offensive to their eyes ...
... was supposed that the great Protestant d We etration in Belfast, in September, 1862, o celstt press our wretcl;ed, truckliena Whig.Bstfienl Gr n or ment with the necessity of adminiaterio,, the byi use- impartially, irrespective of creed or partr I r be- ...