... distance could hardly imagine the farce represented in the news- papers to be'a piece of contemporary -history, till the Northern Whig of Thursday last made its appearance! In this journal a letter signed “ Edward Luke,” ex- plaining Dr. Drew's temporary withdrawal ...

... he could not succeed without bribery. He si decided me most to retire was a remark made by one of the voters—whether Tory or Whig I don't know—who said, ‘Iam ready to lay down my life for Jesus Christ, but I don't consider that it would be # sin to take ...

... circumstances have made in his PROPOSED. BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE IN BELFAST. a2 i We are gratified to observe from the Northern Whig, that, the Liberals of Belfast, im concert, no doubt, with their political friends throughout Ulster, the project of inviting ...

... by thresh- ing the sprouted stooks with the rest of the crop, and so teriorating the qualtty of the whole parcel.—Northern Whig. Annest of A Notorious Fenian in | Lynam, a native of Carlow, a description of whose person appeared in the Hue and Cry of ...

... ncies of the Dillon correspondence had arisen from the interference of the Earl of Enniskillen, Sir Hugh Cairns, &c., the’ Whig of Thursday quotes from a letter published in the Dublin Evening Post, of the previous day, a passage containing revelations ...