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... Ireland and Irish nflairs by the late Whig Government, during their long tenure of office—particularly so to the fiscal and commercial legislation having reference to Ireland, introduced and promoted by the late Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Gladstone ...
... of Ireland and Irish affairs the late Whig Government, during their long tenure office—partiouiarly tu the fiscal and commercial legislation having reference to Ireland, introduced and promoted by the late Whig Chancellor the Exchequer, Mr Gladstone ...
... ill ibe I.ondou newspaper, \h« Daily Telegraph, whoee atlicle lo libellon. article wae afleiwaid. copied inlo Ibo Nm thtni Whig, end il would lhal Ibe laller paper we. sold by defendant,Mr John Homplun.wbo is book teller end newsageul in Londonderry, ...
... weather. Wheat lin general looks well; and potatoes universally I reported on favonrshly good crops and Utnl I disease.—iVorffons Whig- ...
... are very dialretaing, and univeraal 1 sympathy it fell fur relatives ar,d connections of iwo uefonunata victima.— Northern Whig Wednesday. ...
... DEPLORABLE BOAT ACCIDENT. {Fiom the Northern Whig). regret stale that anoihe r baal accident baa taken place in B lfa*t Longli, from tv|ii |) there c*tn scarcely be • doubt that three prisons have lost their liTee. Hirdly a summer has pis*, for aeveral ...
... racaot. Hie toeoiine., ui.rldrtt.ud, l be-t duly eiiperoaerl. T«it appoitir lottit rr.ei-e a r.«-!.Py ■ mre of t. oil tutj>>*l —Whig. ...
... object the mover ; the effects which, i: carried out, it w;ll produce We recollect in 1859. during the atruggle in which the Whigs engaged when altampWog lo torn out Hie Tory GoTcrument of that day byresointious in favour of extension of the borough franchise ...
... of the Federal troops. Should the former not accept the nomination Councillor lloginre, of Yveroune, will be elected. Waits Whig and Tory periodic»ls are muling lo decry Lord Derby and his colleagues, and while Li' beral daily journals keep up cry,thal ...
... it, until the two archbishops wore appointed to fill the places the'ale I’nmato and the late Wbateley. No chance new for the whig Bishop oecopying such post, provided he were qiialibed.- ever dreams of htuess in him. One moved a vote of thanks nobleman ...
... London newspaper, the Daily Teltrraph, whose article was said libelloui. The article was afterwords copied into the flfyr. l/i«m Whig, and it would seem that Hie latter paper was sold by the defendant,Mr John liomplon.wlio ia bookseller and newsagent in Londonderry ...
... Devlin onihe 6lhof February, 1866, were di.cliatg d by ilia m.giairale, the evidene for (he prc.icut htoalting down, —AorrA** Whig, ...