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... Kirk upon us? The Whigs were in power long enough, backward our town was going f.st as i' could: and now when under Conservative government (although I am sorry s ...
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nidll WATEU AT GAULINGFORD H. M. H.M,
... and Ireland before the blighting influence of the Whigs—an influence whose sole object was to enrich a comparatively small number of great Ra'licai capitalists—has again smiled upon onr land ; and the Whigs—who left Mr. Disraeli the legacy of a disappointed ...
THE DEBATE OX IRELAND
... of Mr Maguire still remains unanswered. It to all intents and purposes an indictment against successive governments. whether Whig or Conservative—for. in the criminal remissness of each in relation to the affairs of Ireland, it is difficult to draw distinction ...
BELFAST ELECTION PETITIONS
... Morris, Lawson, and Keogh.• This was an application for attachments against the proprietors of the Ulster Examiner, the Northern Whig, and the Northern Star, for having published comments upon the petition lodged in the Court of Common Picas Mr. James M'Tier ...
THE CHANNEL FLEET
... tare of the vessels was witnessed by of people; and the acene ea, ' , . . ,-prv imposing one. alto? f rlv correspondent the Whig supplies ingTn reference to the ball g.ven to t ,, folio Channel Fleet M ®ja„eJuuipheavv lost he. balance, in. Gormari)Tcfrost ...
£ : BANK SHARES. 25 Belfast Bank 35 Do. New Shares 30 Northern Bank.... 2$ Ulster Bank ...... 30 National
... British 100 South Eastern 100 Nor. East.—Berwick. FOREIGN TOCKB. 100 Gr. Trunk of Canada.. |2o| Gt. Westn.of Canada. ' * WHIG SECURITIES. The following quotations are at per dol. U. 8. 5.20 per cent. 80nd5. Illinois Cen. Sb. 100 dols., all pah Yk ...
(ESTABIISHED ANNO 1812.)
... glorious results of the Protestant Reformation is thus to bo destroyed. The Revolution of 1688 saved the Irish Church, but in 1868 Whig and Radical statesmen are combined to destroy what the illustrious William of Orange and our heroic forefathers so nobly preserved ...
THE POSITION OF THE LIBERAL PA LTV
... follow;” nil is going wrong, and nolsidy knows what to do or say. Now, last year, refused to share the sorrows of the* poor old Whigs, definib dished Lord Derby. We saw subject for regret for the not very great change wrought by Mr. Disraeli’s Bill—that revolution ...
PRESBYTERIANISM V. PRELACY
... PRESBYTERIANISM V. PRELACY. The following letter has been addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig Sib,— Will you kindly permit me to put, through your paper, the following questions to the Presbyterian representatives who discoursed so eloquently ...
To be continued
... Londonderry, to the Chair of Logic in the Queen’s College, Belfast, has been announced; and on this point, at least, the Northern Whig may become calm. It was hoping against hope” for some time past, lest the Government might be induced choose a man who added ...
“THE LEAP IN THE DAEK.”
... dreamed of, and ended the celebrated “leap in the dark”—in household suffrage. And of C«*rBo defended theuiielvcs. They the Whigs,” but they pretty^o«pcctab2y“disliod ,, themselves. Xowrj', Derry, and several other place* in Ireland could not have been ...
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
... from what has boon going ou in Armagh for some time past. Mr. Law—~(an appropriate name for lawyer)—acoompanied the venerable Whig, Mr. Kirk, has been canvassing in Armagh for the last few days. The experiment, however, has met with little success, except ...