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... forward to contest the county, as was rumoured. It is difficult to say at the present moment who will be put forward by the Whigs, but we think we see indications of a desire on the part of Capt John Esmonde to be one of the nominees of that party. The ...
... everything for the advantage of the tows aad bandit the people to it. Contrasting hto ooaaaetion with the town with that the Whig lawyer, who misrepresent# gave the fund* of the late regatta—he would prejudiced man who would delay making hto mind aa to ...
... 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 ...
... for the advantage of the town and the benefit of the people in it, Contrasting his connection with the town with that of the Whig lawyer who misrepresents us, he would be a prejudiced man who would delay making up his mind as to who he woald vote for. The ...
... colonies; for we believe that in every part of the British Empire these works have been introduced, and are argely used.—Northern Whig. ...
... I had been in Parliament during the last four years, I should have supported the Tory reformers in preference to the Whigs. The Whigs have paltered so long with the question of Reform that every sincere man must have been glad to see it wrested from them- ...
... not the whole Whig party in the county; and it is highly improbable that these two men will be accepted candidates at a county meeting which is soon to be held. Neither is it certain thing that Mr. Maher will come forward, so that the Whigs may have to ...
... come forward to contest the county, was rumoured. It is difficult to say the present moment who will be pot forward by the Whig*, bat we think we indications of desire on the part of Cspt. John be one of tbe nominees of that party. The gallant Captain ...
... roads to watering-places. is curious that large quantities raiu have falieq iu York. THE TWELFTH OF JULY. (KBOM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Belfast.—The great Orauge anniversary, we are glad to know, has passed off, comparatively speaking, peaceably and orderly ...
... I had been in Parliament during the last four years I should have supported the Tory Ke- formers in preference to the Whigs. The Whigs have A. paltered so long with the question of Reform that yj every sincere man must have been glad to ace it J) wrested ...
... Griffin, J Brennan, W Ildpin Bela,, C dot. T Cagan. T Vdose. Ennis Cutler P Monk., F Byrne, George Griffin, V R Hughes, W Whigs, L King, J Dougherty, Hamm Grozwer, Reale, W Nolan, D Caper, II Kelly, PO'Cnnnor Reference,— Very Rey Father Verdon, Cienmloo ...
... look— II. At the other body of clergy. ‘They inculcate that everything should be done to embarrass the British Govern- ment, Whig or Tory, all the same. They triumph when- ever our armies meet a check. They mourn whenever victory is on our side. This is ...