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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, ...
... exists a type —which very much doubt—of the old, exclusive, unregonerate, official Whig, that type was supposed to exist in Earl Russell. The Liberalism of the mere Whig, like the civilisation of the Chinese, was supposed to have had early but stunted ...
... permitted the use of books and newspapers of unobjectionable character, provided they first approved by the governor. - Northern whig. ...
... place. Mr. Taylor is staunch Presbyterian, of most advanced Liberal opinions, aad is exceedingly popular in Coleraine. yertharn Whig. ...
... agitation for this purpose except the genuine and honest one of seeing it carried out. And I. for one, shall never cousent to the Whigs, or any other party, making use of this question for the purpose of getting into power and dealing with as they dealt with ...
... Fire Cflices and the public to do everything in their power to encouragt the use of Bryant and May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:; light only the noz TBELAND’S FAVODBI Tt TBB B K«gs ?B«t*HTBD. the numberless atteiSp** article possessing the same wonderfnl ...
... whatever may be the issue of the present singular struggle, tney believe ia the sincere desire of the Liberal party (not the Whigs) to make Ireland what she ought to be.” I have communicated with a large number of clergymen, and hud a uniform agreement on ...
... £327,488, yielding in annual premiums. £10,077. The annual revenue was £158,850 ; accumulated funds, £603,535. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports ■ ** This being Easter week, combined with the Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Dublin, has ...
... party tournament, for Ireland had gained little from these party Rights, when they had served their purpose, for the ancient Whig, so wakeful in opposition, was apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office. He now at last entertained high hopes not so ...
... contributed to the maintenance ascendancy as galling it has been hostile loeveiytLiug Irish,toeveiyihmg Catholic. Tories and Whigs, Conservatives and Liberals, may try their strength, measure their forces with one another. matters not what shall be tbe result ...