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... reviewed the conduct of the Tory party all measures affecting the welfar of the people, in shortening the hours of labou in spite Whig Governments and the strenuous , opposition of the non. Member for Birmingham, j (Cheers.) Yet they were told that they knew ...
... have the honor of representing Ga]way in Pariament was nominatted to-day. It conaiet3 of Mr. Robert Hanbury (Whig), Mr. Lawrence Oliphant (Whig), Mr. Pow6ll (Jon8srvative), Mr. Reginald York, (Conservativ), end Mr. Vivian (Whip). As the complexion of election ...
... the WEEKLY WHIG, a + EIZURE OF A FENIAN SCHOONE y AUMS,—See the W Y OF AMD. —See the WEEKLY WHIG. OOP Ob. N See the WEEKLY WHIG. AT AMEKICAN NEWS.— 4 WEE KLY WHI. AND A Vv. OF Seo W WHIG, A “PREPARING WAR. — | WEEKLY NTE WA —See the WEEKLY ...
... few having enabled the trostees to purebase the head-reat, reeently offered for sale in the Landed Estates Court,—Nerthern Whig Presentation To Ma W H Kiepsy, AB, T.C D. —A number of the private end politicnl frigude of Mr WH Koebey, editor of the Belfast ...
... * 4 THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1866. — THE PRESS. Ss. £280, which they are endeavouring to remove from | so, T cannot say how much. I may have given him a Were these two men in the canal when | rded the adverse report of that committee ...
... as to the rate of charges | the use of the mae at fires. —_— ee tee pee 2 at is clearly not one of the cardina virtues of a Whig Administration. The sweet: of office are dearer far to some men than the ap probation of the public, and so the will remain ...
... Mr. Cowan, as it fas creditable out, “Stop the murderer.” A verdict of “ Wilful investigati ‘ons of science, the improvement Whig. blacksmith named | before the seco nd could be habits —all these thin; ws were combined together, and the | aper,— The most ...
... surely bad not been insincere, for he! aved great emotion when he was obliged to w hdraw his last bill. The noble earl and the Whig pirty were, ther ore, not open to the ch: In 1 1 led the noble an earnest and robust reformer upbr. lord, whe triumphantly ...
... spite of their he firat portion of the Act of 1860 He honed. by dis- | hon and learned friends who, with himself, were fol Whig Governments and the strenuous opposition of terest, and incouvenience ‘0 themseives ter the hon member for Birmingham (Cheers ...
... considerable amonnt of discreditable coarseness, in the columns of the London The article was copied, without comment, into the Whig, and a namber of other journals this country; and, in reference thereto, we hav: this week received the following communication ...
... say the third ivien and Captain Grosvenor, rose demanded Captain Grosvenor, to seo a representative of the branch of great whig family pronoance against the of the ebder bramoh— the anthor of the amendment A Iiethe wbike before Mr. ton Bright had ceded ...
... the | past, has o! btained for me this expression © opinion. T have th e honour to be, Faithfully yours, JAMES J. M Northern Whig Office, Belfast, April 26, 1866. — LIST OF SUBSCBIBER . Colonel Forde, M.P., Seaforde David Stewart Ker, M. P., Montalto ...