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... Northern Whig says—“ The gentleman, the Hon. Leonard M'Clnre, who performed this extraordinary and probably unprecedented feat, is a native of Lisburn, and served an apprenticeship to the printing business in the office of the Northern Whig, Some years ...
... but a method of proceeding quite his own. According to his s‘.atement, he has a sovereign contempt for mere names. Call me Whig, Radical, Tory, or whatever you like,” be said at his last election, but let me be assured of these blessings, [i.e., the ...
... rocket which bears his name, when there were two candidates, and the return thus given Mark Wood, jun., (Tory), 1; Jennings (Whig), 0. Mr Smith says:—“Mr Jennings was Sir Mark Wood’s butler. There wore only three voters—Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings. ...
... as did the Flying Dutchman to round the Cape of Storms. It would create new places, and the appointments would rest with a Whig Government ; hence the strenuous and disinterested opposition of every Irish Tory lawyer in the House. The Irish Sysyphus will ...
... anything is an iadi-criminate support of the Government which may in office. It makes no difference as to whether they an- Whigs or Tories ; all that is wanted to make them worthy of his support is power. The absurdity of such a course of action apparent ...
... place upon which to rest the cole of its foot, seeking rest alternately and findiug none between Tory and Whig, and Wh : g ana Tory, and Tory and Whig, until all faith in political sincerity would surely, in an ordinary man, have been long ago abjured. A ...
... soon as possible the line was repaired, though some delay in the traffic arrangements was necessarUy occasioned. The Northern Whig reports that the low lying districts of Belfast were inundated on Friday, owing to the heavy rains of that and the previous ...
... it law did the Flying Dutchman to ronnd the Cape of Storms. It would create new places, and the appointments would rest with Whig Government; hence the strenuous and disinterested opposition of every Irish Tory lawyer in the Honse. The Irish Sysyphns will ...