... will be given the cordial support not only of the Conservatives as such, but of the friends of the Established Church, whether Whig or Tory. ...

... Liberal party several boroughs which have for several years been controlled by the Tories. Thus, it stated by the Northern Whig, on reliable authority, that the Liberals have gained a majority 126 Londonderry, and one of 27 A similar result has been obtained ...

... capacity. The death of Elizabeth Edmnndson, of Coleraine, the advanced age of 103 years, is recorded in Northern Whig. The Northern Whig states that an old man has been admitted into the Belfast Hospital suffering from internal burnings, caused by his ...

... that the Irish Church is not in every instance successful in awakening feelings of reverence amongst spectators. The Northern Whig relates an incident which shows that within the consecrated building itself other emotions than those of reverence may be excited ...

... discovered the strangest moral obliquity. Either Mr. Mill Mr. Bright called the Tory the atupid party.and claimed for the Whigs ami Radical* a monopoly smartness as well every other quality to illustrate and adorn a community in answer, would content ...

... to the policy he would finally pursue. Some said that as to dish the Whigs he sold (he called it educated) his party, so to re-dish or to make complete mincemeat of the Whigs, he would disestablish and disendow the Irish Church and take his cue ...

... the accession William the Third and Mary, and had it not been for the vigorous determination and earnest purpose of the great Whig, Liberal, party of that day, England, instead of being it is now, one of the leading nations of Europe and the world, would ...

... endowments ; nor did he wonder to see the Roman Catholics joining with Mr Gladstone, but he felt surprised that among the old Whig party who were attached to the Church were found persons saying tbat they would attack the Irish Church, but go no further ...

... appeared on the Edinburgh stage for years.— Edinburi h Scotsman. The greatest Shaksperian actor on the stage.— Belfast Northern Whig. The greatest actor England has sent us for thirty years.— New York Tribune. The greatest actor and most accomplished ...

... names of 14.000 workmen on its books, comprising 154 different trades. The Right Hon. Charles Baron Headley (says the Northern Whig) has been chosen a majority of votes to be peer to sit in the House of Lords of the United Kingdom, in the room of the Earl ...

... unless intimidation and bribery are resorted to. We must do a little evil to consummate a greater good. We want the tact of the Whigs to evade (Useovory. Sir T.-As prejudiced and bigoted as ever I Col.-You are polite, Sir Thomas I I don't call supporting our ...

... appeared on the Edinbrxrafli stage for years.— Edinbur t h Scotsman. The greatest Shaksperian actor on the stage.— Northern Whig. The greatest actor England has sent us for thirty New York Tribune. The greatest actor and most accomplished gentleman ...