... gift on i-ugnst Ist, 1715, in honour of the accession of the house of Hanover to the throne of Great Britain, Doggett being a Whig, and taking every opportunity of testifying his loyalty to King George the First. The Fishmongers' Company have added to the ...

... moat successful canvass. has received promises sopport from overwhelming majority of the electors. Mr. Wegnelin, the English Whig gentleman brought over by local solicitor, has not.l understand, got the support of one-tenth of the electors. ...

... gress of political honesty and political dishonesty, meney always played a great part. The Whigs were at one time, and are still no doubt, tolerably rich and the Whigs, endeavouring to oust the Tories, bribed immensely at the géneral and sclitary elec- tions ...

... the Whig» took eare on that occasion to confine the franchise by the hard and fast fine of £10, and thas the real body of the were kept out. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Still the Radicals of that day said to each other, “ Let us take from the Whigs what ...

... and not a doubt is entertained that he will be the Conservative candidate for Cockermouth at the ap- proaching election. The Whigs are at their usual tactics ; our correspondent says the workpeople in a tection of the Ballot. certain Blue factory are calling ...

... REMOVAL, I BEG TO INFORM MV FRIENDS AND THE Public that 1 bare REMOVED from Church Street IS, BRIDGE STREET, where the Northern Whig may had each Morning Publication 7.30. ALEXANDER BLACK, Ballymena. 29th July, 1883. HOWE SEWING MACHINE IS X adapted for Domestic ...

... smarm ear williwanses money should the minnow not be eththei I** the qpintily be toe a fmdly, we wined should a friend. ' We *Whig tb ap in parreis order. Pathalloe Orden to be payable to • • WILLIAM STZW•RT, • THE TEA , • • thralla 32, MOSLEY STRUT, AND ...

... remarkable that the chief opposition they 1 experienced came from the liberal side of tbe House. It bus long beeu the boast of the Whigs that purity of election ranked amongst the leading articles of their political creed, but the unpleasant revelations made by ...

... questions than of pelitical principles, the Whigs went out of office and Sir Robert Peel onee more entered Downing-street. His access to power was a blessed event. He knew better than either his party or the Whigs that a farther revolution—a bloodless one ...

... Malvern. 3MU-Mll Agents wanted to sell the DAILY and WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG in every town and village in Ulster where ai Agency does not already exist. Apply to the Publishers the Whig, B. Ifast, and Hate the q-ick—t and moel certain means oj fv tear parcels ...

... Irish Church was nothing less than a preliminary move against the Established Church in this country. He believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary ties, dieclaimed any intention of disturbing the Eng- lish Church, but the result ...

... season generally averaged from five to nine birds each, have suffered much; while those that are left must be very weak on the whig, and will therefore, even with the most favourable weather, prove but poor sport by the twelfth. The ante-hatched broods, of ...