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... Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster in the old Radical, who has now toned down his practical creed to something like a Liberal-Whig standard. It is difficult to say wheth.lr the moderate reformers, who have found so potent an ally, are more pleased than are ...
... STANDARD.] We have perused with extreme mortification and tusappointment the report of a Tenant-Right case in the Northern Whig of Wednesday last, which case had been heard on the previous day before the Assistant Barrister at Lurgan, the plaintiff beiug ...
... tenant right is diminished. By this he benefited Lord Lurgan to the amount of £290 at my expense ; and vet your contemporary the Whig has the hardihood to say that the principle on which Mr Douglas defends the action will seem monstrous to all but Irish peasants ...
... they have ackn..wledged its truth, and declared themselves wiling to serve in any insurrection under their colons. All our Whig friends, however, are not so candid, but let the fiery errata of sedition curse the land and our Liberal Irish Protestants ...
... Sanitary Liar arta H. Pete% Titania. -- IFTTaumts - Pzuk - itEDAL FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.— Medals, he.. awarded. ISt. and tnet— Whig r iot pmnraf worth. ZVI be bed answer the Veiled ICinrdnei 4 The PATICAT NNCAUITWATTHAIR FOR BRUSHING HAIR byRACHINEisT P. ...
... and Ulster Gazette of last gatarday have not reached this office. We believe we are correct in stating that a gentleman of Whig principles will contest this county at the next election. Preparations for this event are already being made by the Conservative ...
... ate—Permit me, through the medium of your widely circulated paper, to correct a few statements contained in the Belfast Northers Whig, of the 6th inst., headed Orange Flees on Churches, in which certain quotations are inserted from a pamphlet pub. Usher' ...
... OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAQUE IN IRELAND. On Monday last intelligence of the most alarming kind w:s received at the NorMeng Whig Office, Belfast, relative to an outbreak of the Cattle Plague in the neighbourhood of Lisburn. It appears that a virulent form ...
... number of moderate Liberals. He received a cheerful conseot to this proposition, and at once made overtures, not only to the Whigs who vote with the Opposition on the Reform question, but even to certain members of Earl Russell's Ministry. Nota'.ly, Lord ...
... of the Admiralty, the President of the Poor-law Board, the virtual Mints: rof Education, or the Commissioner of Works, be a Whig or a Tory according as Parliamentary majorities incline on the subject of Parliamentary Reform or of Church Rates? For that ...
... legislate for them. Lord Derby's Govern. ment hes always been favorable to this country. lie granted the Galway subsidy, but the Whig+ remosol it. Ireland did not strengthen his bands as theg ought to have done at the last general election, and thus have lost ...
... Gospel. Mr Wallace wu for several years one of the ministers of the Doue¢sll Square (Belfast South Circuit) Weskyau Church.—Whig, Monday, 17th inst. LIJRGAN BOARD OF GUARDIANS. l before the Board and send them out ; then you will* have to pay for men to ...