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... O R. R.—Acknowledged on 25th ult, in News-Letter and Whig, and uently, asre- quested, in Morning News, Sept. JAMES GIRDWOOD, 316 Treasurer of General Hospital. THEATRE ROYAL, BELPAST. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO Of those Celebrated Artistes, MR. & MRS. HERMANN ...
... POLIT NI NS return of the Liberals to power has necessi- tated much considera ion as to the formation of the Whig Cabinet, and Mr. Gladstone has fixed the days to be devoted to the claims ef the various The following is, we under- aspirants to office ...
... THE NEW CABINET, (From the Darty I? certainly wiil not be a Whig Cabinet in any sense of the word. The results of the elections have freed Mr. Gladstone from anything like abject de- pendence on the great families. Time was when the secession of “ the ...
... proprietor of the Belfast Neus. Letter :— News Letter Office, Belfast, Nov. 12, 1868. Sik,—I was much eurprised to read in the Whig of this morning the fellowing statement which you are reported to have made in the Olster Hall last night :— “It is a fact ...
... the Reform Bill not one-fourth of the con- stituency could be polled for a Whig member— (cheers)—and he (‘!r. Rea) was of opinion that any person who undertook to starta Whig candi- date for Belfast would do so for the advantage of Sir Charles Lanyon ...
... him in the chair and excluded me. That waa the begianing of the Whigs me. I never had avy friendship for them; I never was a follower of them; I have always been a Liberal, but not a Whig. One word now abont myself. A general election is a time when a ...
... crippled by physical difficulty of breathing. We make him specially competent to do work on earth, and then send him to the Whig heaven, feed him at awful cost for the fight, aad then settle him for life on a gilt cushion, with no fighting to do.— We arrange ...
... habitual offender, that ir, babitu- ally di:honourable. Wuen Lord Cairns asked Lord Fortescue to ex- plain this charge, the Whig Peer at once retracted it, and apologised for his mistake, referring to the ** bitter lesson of bis own inaccuracy” thus forced ...
... Representation OF CoCHTT MOHAGHAK. ia understood that Plonket Kenny, Eeq , will contest the County of Monsghan at the next elect Whig principles. An Anti Abgument.—The trreateet argument against spirit rapping seems to be the extraordinary indifference the ...
... THE NEW (From the Revuw). THE Gladstone Ministry is a good one, and there is no Whig mentor in it. Qnly one member of the Cabinet, except ord Chancellor Hatherley, is Mr. Gladetoue’s senior io years or official siaading ; and Lord Clarenden is no mentor ...
... stalking-horse of and to invite all the forces of Irish fanaticism, of Dissenting animosity, of Remish awbition, of Radical and of Whig party spirit to pull down the Church of Ire- Jand, and to bring the Ministry under its ruins,— A dissolution at this period ...
... years ago, are the only living statesmen who have held the highest office under the Crown. It was, perhaps, fortunate for the Whig leader that his more brilliant and eloquent rival broke off from his early party relations before the death of Lord Altherp; ...