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... positively declared—not 5.000 but 100,000—that I am duly elected to fill the honourable office your Member. Neither Tories, Whigs, nor Radicals can dippnte the fact, fer I have distributed year by year several £1.000 at profit for the benefit of humanity ...
... Holiness's door. A corporal of the lst North British Fusiliers has been drowned whilst bathing at Lough Earne. The Northern Whig states that deceased had served fourteen and a half years, wore two medals, and was in possession of three good conduct badges ...
... from the late to the present Minister. Of course we must reckon amongst occasional supporters a considerable number of high Whigs or of independent Liberals ; but the reliable phalanx of Conservatives cannot be reckoned at quite one-third of the House. ...
... Palmer's letter, which man read order to Bee from what motives that gentletoart cnan parties. One reason was that the land- « bet Whig and Tory had been broken down, j 'hat was the case why had Mr Palmer joined the Party? Mr Rogers reduced Mr Palmer's reason ...
... I'll stick to this bench like the weed to the rocks, Ere I own a usurper there'll 1 be some hard knocks ; An' tremble, ye Whigs, as ye look on at me, 'Twill take mare than ye ken to oust canny Ben D . Come back up your Dizzy, come back up your Ben, To ...
... Journal, Dublin; Mr Jaffray, Daily Post, Birmingham; Mr Frederick Clifford, Sheffield Telegraph; Mr F. D. Finlay, Nortliem Whig, Belfast; Mr George Harper, Iluddersfield Chronicle ; Mr Joseph Glover, Leamington Courier; C. W. Naylor, Cambiidge Chronicle ...
... to the policy he would finally pursue. Some said that as to dish the Whigs he sold (he called it educated) his party, so to re-dish or to make complete mincemeat of the Whigs, he would disestablish and disendow the Irish Church and take his cue ...
... churches, when looking out far a candidate represent them in the Legislature? Is it not—Has he a position in society; is he Whig, Radical, or Tory, and true to his party ? They forget that these men have to make our laws, guide and protect our morals, ...
... assailant, for whom the constabulary are at the present on the look out, bnt up to last night he had not been arrested.— Northern Whig. ...
... returning to England.— Northern Whig. Election Cards.—An enterprising publisher in Bristol has already prepared sets of election cards for different places where contests are expected, and has favoured the Northern Whig with samples of them suitable ...
... arising from the peculiar position of Mr Johnston, of Ballykilbeg, the nominee of the Democratic Orange party. The Northern Whig makes the following remark in regard to Mr Johnston and the hanging back of a Tory candidate announced as ready to dispute ...
... Liberal journals in the north of Ireland evidently fear the dreaded month of July will not pass over quietly. The Northern Whig complains that the Orangemen the neighbourhood of Coleraine have begun to march about in the evenings playing fifes and drums ...