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... number of cases members went from one part of England to another, or croseed St. George ChaineL Lord Derby, then member of tho Whig Goveromeot, went from Windaot to Lancaabire; Lord then dtteribed a Badli cal Reformer, from St. Ives to Lincoln ; Lord Macaulay ...
... Allen, who appeared thunderstruck, and exclaimed, “ 1 would sooner have given than this should ' have happened.” THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1868 ...
... THU BMTOR THB XORTHBRM WHIG. Sir.—ln reference to the thoughtful lette rof * Materfamilias,” which I have just read in your issue of thia morning, and which asks for information to how cast—rr clothing may usefully and appropriately disposed of, permit ...
... one cart of England to another, or crossed St George's Tho present Lord Derby, then a leading went from Wind- member of the Whig described as or tu Lancashire, Lord Radical Reformer, from St Ives to Lincoln, Lord ‘Weosalay from Calne te rom Wootton Basset ...
... went from one part of England to another, or crossed St George’s Channel. The present Lord Derby, then a leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashire; Lord Lytton, them described as a Radical reformer, from St Ives to Lincoln; Lord ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1888. BELFAST AND CODNIY DOWN RAILWAY COMPANY. rates DAT, the ordinary hall-yearly general mectiiif; of the proprietor* of atock in tliia was The motion for the ailoption report was put in the (dueeu a ...
... lecture and supper the initiation of an agitation that will compel tho attention of our legislators, whether h ailing from Whig or Tory ranks—to the wrongs and disabilities that hang like millstones around the necks of the misused and malgoverned tenant ...
... preached so eloquently, when very little boy, remembers being led his fattier to bear a sermon in the old building. —Northern Whig. IRISH CIVIL SERVICE AND GENERAL (PERMANENT BENEFIT) BUILDING SOCIETY. The following is an abridgment of the directors’ report ...
... went from one part of England to another, oi crossed St. George’s Channel. The present Lord Derby, then leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashire, Lord Lytton, then described as a Radical Reformer, from St. Ives to Lincoln, Lord ...
... Sixhave undergone extensive alterations, and *re “ow Ue. V amount postage. Otwned entirely New Stock of STATIONERY WEEKLY WHIG is the latest GOODS, all the Branches of the Business. newspaper for the United States, being sent out by Owing to the increased ...
... WINCIES, &c., &c. TODD, BURNS, anv CO., 47 MARY-STREET. This day is Published, 6d, by post 7d, U STICE TO IRELAN D; or, “* THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES.” A Conversation between Mr. Cornetivs of Me!bourne, Australis, and Mr. O’Barrs, of of Clare. xp FOSTER, Dublin: ...
... his high rank, unblemished character, and long parliamentary and official ex, erience, shou'd net ® predecessora, whether of whig or tory political himself aa good a governor-general as many of cupnection. Those who appoint him must know his capacity, and ...