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... proixjsed Itanquet to Mr. Gladstone, in Belfast, the Ulster Observer says that the announcement which appeared In the Northern Whig Tuesday, is, we believe, quite premature. No such arrangement been made, and no steps have yet been taken in the matter. The ...
... Garden, Stable, and Coach Hoane. Apply to ** No. 90, yorihfm Whig Office.” 2330 STORAGE TO LET —TWO LARGE STORES to LET together or separately. Would well for storing flaxseed. Inquire at the Whig Office, Calender Street. 2283 DONLfiALL SOUTH. Houses to let ...
... possess the speech in He entirety are the better enabled to judge the present policy of that gentleman with ngard Reform. While Whig Government were in office Mr. Bright, displaying flexibility of which he was not supposed be capable, consented to support ...
... Erected police- have verified, and that the strike of the por'- Memol timber, s ...
... THE VACANT CHAIR THEOLOGY. TO THE EDITOR THE SOUTHERN WHIG. Sir, reply to letter from “One who docs not wish to Misrepresented,” which appeared in your issue of Thursday, 1 beg to ask the writer did he, during the summer, keep up any connexion with bis ...
... something, however, that will simplify and exemplify the working of Whig taxation For •very man watnun, and child—for every unit the population di'iiinisbed between 1841 and the Whigs levied additional pound annual taxation between ’ol and *6l on the residue ...
... as obnoxious and offensive, their own natural barmlessness suffering injurious associations. —Whig.] THE LATE REV. MR. WALLACE. TO TIIK EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. S»B, —You were kind enough to give publicity Mon lay’s Whij to a suggestion of mine on the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1866. have been the expressed statements of the leading men that subject—they would require a creditable unaoimity, or something like unanimity, the part of the nation, an approach to harmony in the ...
... now seeks it again upon principles of a somewhat curious description. Mr. Waldron while in parliament was known as staunch Whig; ho now oilers himself Catholic Tory. He undertakes to giro the Government of Lord Derby an independent support so long is ...
... the charge delivered to his clergy by Dr. Wordsworth, the Episcopal Bishop of Perth, lately appeared in the columns of the Whig. It will the recollection of our readers that Dr. Wordsworth, referring the present ritualistic movement in the Church of Scotland ...
... it is not probable that bus any intention of standing.—Cor. of Fr^ms, PROPOSED BANQUi.T GLAD- Beleast, Tuesday.—The Northern Whig, a loading article, says understands it is in contemplation to invite Gladstone to a public banquet in Belfast The article ...
... will do if tbe Whigs and the Irish Whig-Liberals will allow them to try. (Hear.) I think it is our boundeu duty give this trial. I, for one, will not be found more ready in supporting a Conservative Government than have been to oppose Whig Government —(cheers) ...