... imitated. Sir E. Bulwer Lytton also appealed to the moderate Whigs to be wise in time,” and to be true to the independence and traditions” of their party. It ill becomes the descendants of the Whigs of 1688 to found in company with their present associates ...

... what never was met by your fathers before y° u, j ;hasers of IMPOETaNT caution to pu FLAXSEED. TO THE EDITOtt OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sik—l feel it imperative on me, «s a duty I owe to the farmer., ofthis part of Ulster, to caution them against purchasing ...

... LONDONDERRY. »t the hour one o’clock io the Afternoon, ..n WEDNESDAY, the of APRIL, 1866, in One Lot. the LANDS NORTH MOURE ARY, Whig port of tbe Lauds kno«o on tbe Ordnance Map MULDONAGH, held in Fee, situate tbe Barony of Kennsngbt and County of Londonderry ...

... occupied than in thinking of Reform. The schemes dictated by Dr. Cullen claim their sole attention. Lord Dunkellin one of the Whig dissentients, and boldly asserted the right of Liberals to act in accordance with their conscientious convictions. He considers ...

... might and would justly repudiate anything that they did. In conclusion, made forcible appeal to tbe independent moderate Whigs to wise time, and not to bury themselves premstureh in that tomb in Westminster Abbey in which tbe bon. member for Birmingham ...

... young and old, Honesty the best policy,” and with these plain and simple words the Liberal Ministry have met the shock of the Whig deserters and the ultra-Tories, who hoped to sit angle Refuim this year they had strangled it often before. We expect, a short ...