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... ADULLAMITE. Seldom right, though always writing, He was essentially a man of Letters: The type (though a very small one) of a Whig statesman. He was never known to blush at any blunder, Or acknowledge any error; Of middling talents and meddling disposition ...
... estimate the fature from the past, mad foretell that so long as Reform is unsettled, the Com servatives will always find it a Whig property.” No great intelligence is necessary to discern the object of the writer of the above extract, albeit his metaphor ...
... on having set her bousein order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when Engiand will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The referring to the numerous recent case of hy drophobia ...
... of called a Conservative borough • r ...
... war, from its com- mencement up to February last, is computed at £280,000, Morratity amonost i Gardiuer, in a letter to the Whig, says :—‘* Taking the present population of Belfast and comparing the rate of mortality with Dublin, I see that, in propor- ...
... reward for the supple subserviency the repreeentatives of lb. land o' broil and hemlocks: who have uniformly voted on the Whig aide. Five of these seven mate will:most assuredly be filled b z Radicals, who aie (lien more bitterlj en venonsed enemies ...
... been the had departed from the rale of Whig instead of taking the advice of the Whig powers, I advice from that Yet section of the House am not one ef those who here or elsewhere look beck to the time, say the Whig 100 years ol Oe the Third, to this time ...
... his father, to be called The Herdman Memorial Church,” and which will be erected somewhere in the neigbourhood of Millfield.— Whig. LEGAL INTELLIGENCE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY. TUFSPAY {Before Judge Berwick. | In re John Graham.—The bankrupt was ...
... be taken hold of Protestantism and devoted loyalty as a specimen of either wit or fun, we thank to the British crown ? The Whigs and their our stars that we are devoid of those quell- Popish allies have neither forgotten nor for- ties. Our Orangeism ...
... NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, MAY 12 1866. THE — — —— ! ! OVEREND, GURNEY, & CO, ! of great profits, great losses have been made. The | concern that has lately been known to be under pressure, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ELECTIONS IN thought that if it was ...
... issued in the Belfast papers. Mr Hancock and several members of the committee stated that it was inserted in the News-Lettsr and Whig. Mr Fforde proposed, and Mr Wrw Macoon seconded, the appointment of DV which was unanimously agreed to. After some requisitions ...