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... THOMAS WHIG OIK, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WARE ROOMS, 63 and 09, HILL STREET, NEWRY. 1« 39, North Street t Netcry, October 14, 1867. rHOMAS WOOD if CO. reapertftill 1/ hey to intimote the return of Mr. Bertram from the London Markets ...
... Disne'i's i Reform campaign, there has been some little con- j sternation in the Liberal camp. Those who be- j longed to the Whig or moderate Liberal party have found themselves complete tripped up their clever opponent. Their measures of Reform are thrown ...
... whether Lord Derby leads them or not, however, have evidently bad no intention of surrendering their places to the Whigs without struggle. The Whigs were very well a generation ago. when the p'ogrcss of the country was slower, and half-andhalf reforms were the ...
... is a Whig, he is colonel of the East Suffolk Militia, Aide de Camp to the Queen, and L for the county of Antrim, of which county he has been High Sheriff; he has also been M P for the borough of Cambridge. John Thomas Ball, Esq, LL D, is Whig; he Queen’s ...
... Sooth, and avoid asking anybody who is not unison with the object they have in view. Even if the Conservatives did catch the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes, it would scarcely decent to remind them of in the hour of rejoiciug. Some people have been ...
... land is the Tory difficulty—it was so in the days of yore —itis so now (hear, hear). It will Tory difficulty—it will be the Whig difficultyuntil we start from the very beginning in reference to our dealing with Ireßnd, and proclaim equal laws, equal rights ...
... extraordinary antagonism ! the principles of all our leading statesmen, who have always maintained —whether Con; servativc or Whig—that the National Educa- lion of this country should strictly noa- sectarian, and ten ling combine 1 mutually benefit the children ...
... to consider their grievances, and to consult on tho best means of stemming the then ruthless innovations made by successive Whig Governments on the integral remnants of oar Protestant institutions. What was tho result of that great demonstration, presided ...
... Ministry, and agitation would now have been rife for manhood suffrage, equal electoral districts, the ballot. 4c ; while a Whig Ministry would have been busy calculating how low they could safely reduce the figures in the bill of 1866. It is either too ...
... LATEST NEWS. THE INSURRECTION IN THE PAPAL •TATES. The Timet ba« received the folio whig tele- Oct. 26, 280 p.m.-(HrihaMl has been victoriona Monte Botondo. lire# cannon were taken. An attack on Rome eloected. The Papal trooM are greatly fatigned. The ...
... sls. The influence that lately tluust Roman Catholic judge the Bench to replace Protestant judge the influence that made a Whig lawyer, who voted stoutly against the Conservatives tor, Lord Chancellor —to that finance the men of Ulster the pro seen tion ...
... course pursued the Government on the Reform question, and will read with much interest. ably combats tho assertion of the Whigs and Whig- Radicals as to the attitude of the Conservative partv towards tho working man and political progress, and explains briefly ...