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... The Xorthern Whig of this day reports— Ihc linen trade exhibits symptoms of steady improvement, and demand gradually expauds, .-o that stocks are proportionately being absorbed. Home and Continental and American demand of a healthy average character, ...
... from a Whig. But let the Archbishop lof Westminster speak for Mr. Gladstone. Archbishop Manning, as we have remarked, is the head of the Catholic Church in England. is in his vast diocese the pastor of a tlock all but exclusively Irish ; he is the true ...
... of the Whigs to me, they never could have east me off,' since 1 never had the slightest connection with them. 1 believe that the phrase I did use, and 1 sanctioned in recollection every person to whom I have applied, was the following:—77 ...
... in Belfast, and will at once commence bis canvass of the electors of Belfast on Orange and Protestant principles.—A'urfAem Whig. ...
... had been served. the conclusion of the hearing, Mr. Otway announced that they had agreed to sustain all the notices. —Belfast Whig of this day. ...
... his canvass nan tors ; but bis reception was, to vnry cool, and his subsequent ca:: been such as to raise any hopes Nurtntra Whig. ...
... ancient City in the House of Commons. My qualifications to be your Representative First. That I am bound to no political party, Whig or Tory, and would enter the House of Commons in every sense an Independent Mem* ber. Second. That my position places me completely ...
... ancient City in tbe House of Commons. qualifications to be your Representative First. That I am bound to no political party, Whig or Tory, and would enter the House of Commons in every sense an Independent Mem* ber. Second. That my position places me completely ...
... management. We shall hear denunciation of Whig*, as if the Whigs re not as extinct for all party purposes as the Guelphs and Ghebellin’s; as if Gladstone were Whig, as if John Bright were a Whig, or as if Mill were a Whig; and, in tinr, as ...
... with the people to back him, that it should be so ; thirdly, that with any relapse into Whig quietism the union of the party would be dissipated; fourthly, that Whig quietism is be avoided Mr. Gladstone continuing to sever himself from it, and to make activity ...
... The Belfast Nens Letter had published an article reply to the Whig of the 18th. Counsel read the article from the News Letter the Belfast petition, and argued that the article in the Whig of the 2lsr was called forth that publication, and that it appeared ...
... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. The Northern Whig of Saturday contains the following report of the Linen, Yarn, and Flax trades There is no change this week in the Linen trade, which still continues very quiet iu sympathy with the cotton market. A slight improvement ...