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... Cardiff, and other towns ; Dr. Cameron, of the North British Daily Mail, Glasgow; and Mr F. D. Finlay, of the Daily Northern Whig, Belfast. All these gentlemen were in favour of the telegraph system being in the hands of the Government. Mr John Merrick ...
... capacity. The death of Elizabeth Edmnndson, of Coleraine, the advanced age of 103 years, is recorded in Northern Whig. The Northern Whig states that an old man has been admitted into the Belfast Hospital suffering from internal burnings, caused by his ...
... PERIOD. One Duke may send a man to Parliament, but two Whips can't make him vote. Recrimination is the thief of time. It's wise Whig who knows his own opiniena. Plausibility is the politeness Premiers. You can eat your words and keep your place. Mr Disraeli ...
... declared—not by 5.000, but by 100,000-thnt I am duly elected to fill the honourable office of your Member. Neither Tories. Whigs, nor Radicals can dispute the fact, far I have distributed year year several £I,QoO of profit fir the benefit humanity at ...
... reproach the Whigs was all that was necessary, it would not be ineffectual. But it has nothing to do with the real position of the Irish Church. Exactly the same arguments were used about Reform ; it was difficult, it was taken and let drop as the Whigs thought ...
... shadow of the approach of those responsibilities which have sobered so many ardent Radicals into very tame dependents of the Whigs; which silenced Mr Bernal Osborne's reckless tongue, and neutralised the fervour of Mr W. E. Forster. However this may be, ...
... Nortliern Whig a leader which, some time afterwards, is reproduced as an original leading article in the Bristol Times and Mirror ? Observe, too, in the above quotations, the laborious industry of Small Street so as to make the Nortliern Whig article ...
... was a point upon which all, believed, Whigs, Conservatives, Tories, alike ought to join. (Hear, hear.) It nrist be indeed a very nice question ior the consciences of those gentlemen who were going to support a Whig Government that would forward a proposition ...
... that the Irish Church is not in every instance successful in awakening feelings of reverence amongst spectators. The Northern Whig relates an incident which shows that within the consecrated building itself other emotions than those of reverence may be excited ...
... -jnred villain, traitor to his country, and a scoundrel fc«aerally. have known Nelson intimately from his boyhood, first as Whig and then as a Union man. He is the son of an honest and upright man. His raising, education, conduct, and character do not ...
... State ; ' Conscience of Treasury Lots of leaps made in the dark ; Statesmen turned to Tory prigs, Framing laws to dish the Whigs, Silver'd o'er Truth eclipse Tory soul with Liberal lips. Make the gruel thick with hearsay— Mistakes to order done Kearney ...
... positively declared—not r-,000, but by 100,000— that I daly elected All the honourable office your Member. Neither Tories. Whigs, nor Radicals can dispute theJae., for I have distributed year by year several £1,000 «i»r the benett at lartre DOCTOR HODDER ...