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... ?? 1) e ?? ?? r c 55 - IRELAND UNDER WHIG MISRULE. 1FiiOM Ti'l)' PRESS.] IN his attempt to divert attention from the real c point at issue whlen Mr. Disraeli's resolution was I lnuder discussion in the Holse of Comons int July, Lord Palmnerston claimed ...
... that the manager of the Telegraphic Com- pany ackhnowledged that he was instructed to take his intelligence from the Northern Whig, a Unitarian newspaper, which has ever given powerful support to the Boman Catholic party, and whose reports, editorial articles ...
... Tipperary nuon with his own hlopes, he caef ot but feel that tho policy be prescribes wvill never be put in action by tlme Whigs ; so that, if the Irish land- lord would see in every cottage that favorite vision of bliss do which the poor of his country ...
... that the question of the abolition of the Irislh Vieeroyalty hangs in the balance, for it may be taken for granted that the Whigs will not seriously take it into their consideration. But that the question still engages public attention is certain enough; ...
... tihhe. As for the Whigs, he had none in them whatever. They wvere lile the old fish-wife who fell out of a beat on the Olyde. When she thought that she was about to lose her life she cried out, ?? Gude God l guide devil! (Laugthtern) A Whig Government wi-as ...
... latter proposition. Local self-government ought not to be lightly abandoned, nor ought the centralising tenden- cics of the Whigs to be encouraged in this part 3 of the world, whliche owes ntthing to Wlhiggery, a and everything to its own energies. The ...
... Catholic has been bestowed upon a member of that religious body. Nor is this the only cause of offence. Some years ago the Whigs thought fit to pass what was termed the Party Emblems Act. The real object of this piece of legislation was, they declared ...
... T E D, A FOREMAN BLEACHER, W t ncapable of Bleaching Heavy and Tdight Linens. Apply by letter, addresseo A. G., Northiern Whig Offlce, Belfast. f0 20 1XTANTED, A FLAX-BUYER FOR A FIRST- TV CLASS Commission House in Town. To a party ?? superior qual ...
... imost iltUXpiuiiivo, yoL Oerctivi, ill n1)oieittiul,; mtiitL eadliiniig tho seoes of -oar--ira a ior(e. si thleo tEST, alind, Whig so, his (Ctel:c! sr in the World. eiOnT FOII THlE NORTH Oa ISELAND: 7, DONEGALL SQUARE NORTH, BELFAST LEARNERS WANTED. 4741 ...