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... week , ,j n v rintly before all tlieir bettheis. ’aud as their bid them. An’ they’re loyal iu spite W list l«-comes of that * Whig an’ Tory. Their gran’ holiday is the Twelth of Answer— ouylit to the Muddle School, for it ,| u j honour of the battle that ...
... German, Drawing, Music, an: Highest references. ‘Would prefer the con payabie Northern Counties Line. of other Address “S. S., Whig Office.” OUSEMAID.—WANTED AT THE MAY. a thore Iw eomnetent i aa 0 | Maid, who ucderstands her business a and cin be well r ...
... tecs .the Con1strvative Gaovernmenlt b)ecominig ibu32hi- |lar, reform~ing to an ex;tent whlich has alarm~ed * the insincere W\higs, wh~o never intendede to gix e jthle English people a full ?? of political Ipower, and lie turns to Ireland for a sentimlental ...
... hie father’s seat at Bradenham. and started with a recommendation from Hume and from Daniel O’Conuell as something between Whig and Tory. All that is certain is, that lie went for triennial Parliaments and vote by ballot. fought three electioneering buttles ...
... work he had to do, whether as a Grand Juror, directs of the Gas Company, a Poor Law guardian, a TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. or codilla of flax, for the month ending 29th town commissioner, ora member of our various relief Sir,—Perhaps you would permit ...
... NORTHERN Y's GENUINE EMERY, GRAIN heat of from 110 to 120 degrees, under a v: Of AsD FLOUR, an Agency does not already exist. WHIG” in every town ani village in Ulster where | to 294 inches, The whole of the ve le to the Publishers of the lfast, and Qu EMERY ...
... and truly loyal In men, strictly ohey the laws of our country, and, at t the samne time, show to every Gov-ernment (whether W~hig or !ory) that thec repeated insults offered to 1o the Chut-cl of Ireland, the threatened plumderingo I r of her property, and ...
... unusually large, sad the highest and noblest in the land were present to hear the opening speech of the great leader of the Whigs. When Mr. Gladstone bad moved that the Acta relating to the Church in Ireland be read, Col. Stuart Knox moved that the fifth ...
... M’Gann, carmen, both of Belfast. The distance was from the Uuion Workhouse gate Banhridge, Mr. M’Caun’s animal was the winner. —Whig. Cure Old and Distressing Cough Dr. Locook’s Pulmonic Wafers.— From Mr. Soara. 67. Goose Gate, Nottingham. Nov. 25, 1867. gives ...
... Press, to which Masonry is largely i yw more ehalf of | coupled with the health of Bro, William K und con- of the Northern Whig, having been acknowle: our pro- Sane dentin alten ae “Our next Merry Meeting” terminated th ...