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... Mr Taylor is a staunch Presbyterian , of moat advanced Liberal opinionsand Isesceedlnglypopular in Coleraine . — Northern Whig . KOBDEBY OF A BRONZE STATUE . —The men in the employment of a founder , at Mons , were astonished on going to their work a ...
... with Irish lace and shamrocks, and • white tulle veil marked with ehanirocka. On her breast was a large shamrock.—Northers Whig. HIGHLAND RAILWAY HALF-YEARLY RE- The report of the Highland Railway Company to the half-yearly meeting of shareholders to ...
... The reports from Bi and Sheflield are still there is not much ; and in the Iron districts generally of last week The Belfast Whig reports as follows on the trade prices have advanced im The Linen trade has been very brisk all wee! y with the advance in ...
... us have forgotten the history of the Appropriation Clause, which is not precisely the brightest page in the history of the Whig party. (“ Hear.” and laughter.) Some of us recollect the resolutions of June 1859, drawn by the same experienced hand—resolutions ...
... imposing character. The Royal visitors left town half-past twelve fci the Puncheatown Races. Tub Linen Tradb. —The “Northern Whig” Saturday reports the Belfast linen trade follows : The linen trade exhibits symptoms of r. steady improvement, and demand ...
... felicitous suggestions of Mr Bright. Had it not been for the almost loathsome adulation sprinkled so freely upon him by the great Whig peer in his letter to Mr Chichester Fortescue, it is quite conceivable that Mr Gladstone would sever have consented to apostatise ...
... truly independent Liberals, Sir James Matheson and Mr Maxwell of Munches to their honour have done. I should like to ask the Whigs the testing question“ Had you been in power at present would the disestablishment of the Irish Church hare been prorieed? Could ...
... exeep- tion of Lord Cairns, Government have not man capable of defending their measures from criticism or attack, As one of the Whig Peers lately expressed it in conversation: Fight is impossible, for it is like beating children,” The ex-Secretary of State ...
... the general propositions, and moving this ’iitional resolution. I undertake to say wiH it unanimously, however secretly the Whig hacks of the Parliament House may opposed to it 1 carried, at a meeting in Queen Street Hall, in April 185'. the Lord Provost ...
... before the working bees—it would come to different resolution from that which had been proposed. It was strange fact that the Whigs were j the possessors of the plundered Church lands. The Russells. Earl Russell and the whole batch of them, were in receipt ...
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... towards the hack, thus bringing the entire school immediately under tho eye of the teacher. The whole of the appointments and 'Whigs, indeed, are of such a nature as to give the greatest possible facility and comfort, both to teacher and poplin, iu the carrying ...