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... learn from the Northern Whig that the honour of a public entertainment is about to be tendered to Mr. Gladstone by the Liberal party in Belfast. Whether the compliment is likely to meet with acceptance is a point on which we do not care to offer opinion ...
... THE PROPOSED BANQUET GLADSTONE. The UUter Obnrver BTh®8Th® announcement which appeared in Northern Whig Tuesday is, believe, quite premature. No such arrangement been wid no steps have yet been taken in the matter The proposition was merely under con ...
... they will do if the Whigs and the Irish Whig Liberals will allow them to try (hear). I think it is our bounden duty give them this trial. I for one will not be found ready in supporting Conservative government than I have been to a Whig government (cheers) ...
... Mr. M'Kenna's vote f 2nd. What part of the Rev. Mr. Murphy's speech, omitting as irrelevant the truthful charge against the Whigs, justifies or explains his resolution and vindicates the vote of Mr. M'Kenna against Reform ? 3rd. Have not our political maligners ...
... I grant it. They say the Whigs postponed a Tenant Bill ’till after the eleventh tour had sounded, because they hoped Ireland would come right in course of time without the of exceptional legislation—well meaning people— Whigs and Tories indifferently ...
... confident they will if the Whigs and the Irish Whig Liberals will allow them to try (hear). I think it our boundon duty to give them this trial. I for one will not found more ready in supporting Conservative government than I have been Whig government (cheers); ...
... PROPOSED BANQUET MR, GLADSTONE. Belfast, Thursday. —The Ulster server say, the announcement which appeared in the Northern Whig Tuesday is, wc believe quite premature. such arrangement has been made, and no steps have yet been token the matter. The p ...
... BANQUET TO MR. GLAD. _ STONE. BlumAirr, Tswasi>ii.::The Ulster Observer says--The announcement which appeared in the Northern Whig on Tuesday is, we believe, quite premature. No such arrangement ham been made, and no steps have yet been taken in the matter ...
... that will simplify and exemplify the working of Whig have been largely engaged debating false issues arttaxation. lor every man, woman and child—for every Inhy framed to ensure their alliance with the Whig unit the population diminished between 1841 and ...
... Mr. M'Kenna’s vote 2nd. What part of Reverend Mr. Murphy’s speech, omitting as irrelevant the truthful charge against the Whigs, justifies or explains his re- . solution and vindicates the vote of Mr. against Reform 3rd. Have not our political maligners ...
... or another to the proportions that prevailed Me of the Whigs to otfice in 1651 It k Lea the people of Ireland should Impress this n repieseutatives • to preserve them from ' Y . , Aniwaoce of Whig tuition, and not that they of that party which has dem ...
... now seeks it again upon principles of a somewhat curious description. Mr. Waldbon while in Parliament was known as a staunch Whig ; he now offers himself as a Catholic Tory. He undertakes to give the Government of Lord Diibt independent support long it ...