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... THE BIOTS IN MONAGHAN. I The Northern Whig gieei the following the occurrence The etete ofexeitement | >ll here to be thil rendeie it, difficult to lire outline of what led to it. j The facta appear theaeThe Orange in the counter dietricta around agreed ...
... reappearance, there being no clear proof that the unfor- tunate accident had occurred through any carelessness his.— Northern Whig. ...
... in Belfast, and will at once commence bis canvass of the electors of Belfast on Orange and Protestant principles.—A'urfAem Whig. ...
... movement of justice. And here we would warn the Irish people not to expect from the return to power of the Whig officials any greater share of justice—a Whig Attorney-General Lawson, was in power when the ptill more glaring, still more atrocious and unprovoked ...
... notice. But he is anti-Whig, and he is, forsooth, to be interrogated on the Whig catechism, artfully cooked so as to pass a part of the popular creed. “Will he follow Gladstone?” hope he will not ; and we hope he will tell the Whig tricksters so. This attempt ...
... village, the procession paused for few moments, as solemn tribute of acknowledgment his generosity in its erection. —Northern Whig. ...
... polios effim*. charged with haring e formed part of the disorderly mob which assailed and interfered wi*h Oa* polio*-—y-wdiera Whig. uaueMM* a. BcLFAST. A lid natord WiliUm Coarl** Bh«t!a was drowned oa Taeid.y, whU» halluaj off the Twin Idaads, Ballaat. ...
... and stated on bia return beneath tb* shadow of bis native hills” that it oue else comet to tbe rea-ue the from tbe g'aap tbe Whigs, be himself will contest tba constitoeney the lest man ; he asserts that, notwithstanding tbe dimenaions of Mr. Moore'* pocket-book ...
... reduce the Whig party in Belfast to not more than one-fourth of the constituency (groans). Now, under these circumstances, I am of opinion—(groans)—under these circumstances, I say, [am of opinion that any man who attempts to start a Whig candidate for ...
... police-office, charged with having formed part of the disorderly mob which assailed and interfered with tbe police. —Mort/iem Whig. ...
... himself that it was exemplified not only in the language but, “on the whole, in the conduct of the Whigs.” To an Irish observer we imagine that the conduct of Whig and Tory statesmen in 1843, as in 1868, must seem, in regard to their plans for the government ...
... Edinburgh Courant says that the remarkable and unprecedented success of the movement in favour of Lord Stanley has taken the Whig clique altogether by surprise. Improved Sportinc Guxs.—Messrs Trulock Brothers, of Essex-quay—who have attained considerable ...