... WHIGS TORIES ? (FROM THE WESTIiINSTBE GAZETTE. 1 At the present moment, the midst of electioneering fray, cannot suffer letter, which is in substance a plcn for the appear in our pages without a comment. Tli'- anl«T abuses the ljil*enils. who are about ...

... THE WHIG LORD AND THE RADICAL ROUGHS. (From last night's Globe.) There was oonsiderable excitement in Northa upton yesterday during the polling for the six candidates—four Liberals and two Conservatives—who aspire i to the honour of representing the borough ...

... SLIGO WON FROM THE WHIGS. Notwithstanding all the Rev. Dr. Hally’s eff rts in Dungarvan, backed up the influence l'r. O’Brien, Roman Catholic Bishop of the diocese, whoso letter was read the chapel Sunday, Mr. Barry failed in his election, and Mr. Mathews ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib, —At Mr. MH'lure's committee rooms tins eveniug, i ssked fur ticket for the platform at the tominaf ou to-morrow. great disgust 1 could not get one. 1 was told that each candidate only got forty tickets. I was fuitlier ...

... NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY. NOVEM BER 20, 1868 THE WEEKLY WHIG ON SATURDAY MORNING. NOTICE IN CONSEQUEI MKNT of the OF THE POSTPONI .ING-DAY ia Belfast, NORTHERN WHIG, THE WEEKLY Which is usually issued on Friday Forenoon, will not U published this ...

... workingclasses? (Hear, hear.) Wasit It was Lord J (Cheers. ) and his Whig Administration. (Loud el was by them that the forty shilling and the scot and lot voters, aud the £5 fr it was by the Whigs that all these were diser ppointed a (Cheers ; and a never had ...

... A TORY ON LOCAL THINGS IN GENERAL. THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. w ,siu. “•R. afraid that some people are not half grateful for the favours which are abowered on them the municipal rulers of our town. otlnrs are so vsry impatient that they don’t within ...

... to increase after Mr. Mulholland’s r 100 elec- was a larve body of police Very few voters were left unpolled in this wa A | WHIG, SATURDAY BELFAST, = you | as any of those he saw around him at the great victory lected in front of Mr, Rea’s residence in ...

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... benefit of the wort* saaa• as found fault with the Whig trovernment for having neglected the cattle plague till it had devastated the country, and it was to Mr. Ward Hunt, who carried a motion against them, they were indebted under Providence for Its ...

... words, when, at former election compelled the -eloctant Whigs of this city to adept bis extre ie political views. It's ail right now! repeat when, ia spite oi the so-called coalition of Whigs and Radicals to oppose the return of a Conservative candidate ...

... wurna ETIBT MAP! IA Variety. FLANNELS. the Nemo Meet Whig TEC Luaus of the rev Endhitt AT WAREN, BON. & CO 71.1 1110. STRW, EDINBURGH. ...