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... suffering axe under misery and famine. (Applause I would warn you, gentlemen, against all party men, whatever denomination. The Whig system has done more harm to the country than any other There is not man them who has not begun a patriot and ended pen-doner ...
... Aet or Mald. BELFAST VOCAL UN 5, with ved TORAGE TO LET IN CALENDER STREET. FiRST CONCERT OF THE | Work Apply at the Northera Whig Office. jum ber Ink LET, A HOUSE ON NEW STREET A by the Belfast Vocal Union, will take ee a Ae & Son; containin Parlour, Bath ...
... Orangeism, and fills the highest and most responsible offices with fanatical partizans. On the other hand, lam not a Radical or a Whig. As a Catholic, I could uever accept the principles which guide their policy on the continent and at home, and, therefore, ...
... the Conservative party through evil report and ‘and never once wavered in his attachment late pro- that great Constitati of Whig ional party doring the officials in Iretand. In Eng- land such services w« reign be at once recognised, we trust that in Ireland ...
... and which, as formerly noticed, inspired MT-vren and bis party with considerable alarm. was anticijaited, the object of the Whigs reorganising their forces simply to check, and, if need lie. tc repel aggressions on the part of the Radicals, whether regards ...
... Bussell shall be Premier, is a question which bears no comparison with the passing of a good Reform Bill. Only let not the Whigs repeat the game of 1839, —first, to throw out the Tories, —then to postpone Reform for year, and lastly, to postpone it sine ...
... of being so, and has never once manifested the least desire to avail itself of the opportunity. The pretensions of the great Whig families were more impertinent and ludicrous than fraught with real peril; and the resistance which was offered to their ■nepotism ...
... are urpose, the balance in the esent condition of th ost fre- the Tories can settle ¢ dispute, let them : i ng that | the Whigs. But +t settled, and settled at once be, What was a question has gro its was | pute must her | a quarrei, and we really cannot ...
... and Leos, Nankin, G and Emmet. Net, ke , lire In 66. Mantles Ladies in Mack end White Poner Lem, from 11.. 60 Rs. tinniest Whigs, Gob:Pored. and Meek ()needing, Rs. 'l3 to Re. Id. Mantle,. Silk, trimmed. Qom, Princess Wake. Primer from R. 50 Rs. 46 ...
... Chamber and Star Night Lights ARE now introduced to suppl a waatlong desired. is.. a Night Litt that can fully roiled us, (Whig • ligiu, and accuracy of tine el bona* Ina will prove its superiority. Itanufacturets, CHAS. OGLER!' sod Co., Load's, Sold ...
... ellington Place, Rev. George Cron, ae 4523 Carnmoney Parieh Church, Rev, C. Smythe, THE Trinity Coureh, Rev. a. Seymour, n Whig Ballysillan Presbyterian Chureh, Rev. J. M‘Callough, .. York Street Presbyterian Charch, Rev. Thomas Hamilton, Dunecairn P ...
... ion and adopt such measures might be deemed expedient in the then eventful crisis public affairs.'* It originated with the Whig supporters cf Earl Grey ; but it was the influence of the people and the organisation of the Political Union that gave weight ...