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... follow Earl vii.le or the Duke of Devonshire, or any other Whig magoitico however able and good, their duty is to answer with unanimous cry of No.” Wo have had enough of the regime of the old Whig houses ; we want a newer and a healthier spirit introduced ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1 868. ...
... authorise you to say any such thing. The Duke’s tenants will vote for Mr. Barrv and Mr. Boyle” (hisses). That was the great Whig Duke of Devonshire (groans). [A Voice —He will soon dead.] He hoped would be forgiven. There then was in own countv the only ...
... representatives of the Press, and be then proceeded to declare that he would sooner have to do with the Tories thea with the Whigs and Kadicais, giving as his reason that be had been cenounced on behalf of the Reform League by one Oshorne, who, he said, ...
... profited Reform, and it returned many conspicuous politicians, both gratitude for past and in the hope of future services. The Whig patrons small boroughs had a pride in measure which they regarded as their own work, and retained by the offer of secure seats ...
... county seats in Yorkshire were away from us £600,000 a year expended Ireland. Did . and three Conservatives; but now, by the Whigs ever give Ireland laud bill ?If 1 come nearer tbv r^um fiir thtJ i vig i onon Saturday, the represeulahome, and look back to ...
... TAILORING MILLIKIN.IN RETURNINU THANKS • • Whig reaticettully Akira • cantina..we at their W. K. kr WI practical raperiamec Livapool, Looks. raid Arc. te, NELsoN bTREET. BILLIARDS:: BILLIARDS! ...
... then, indeed. wTmay expect find the Irish difflealy cease teok torward wtthoat the Rraltert, A* tobeareality. What bavSThe Whigs done for IreUnddoring ? their long teaurn of office, extending over period of 35 years Armagh, y . . M«,nrn»nmpew with but ...
... THE SULLIVAN NATIONAL SCHOOLS. TO THE EPITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —May I few remarks the Sullivan National Schools of llolywood the of tb* late meeting of committee, Ihe Lord Bishop of the Diocese in the chair, reported in j'-ur paper? A luußiago woo ...
... Smith Barry, M.l’, made admirable speech uii yesterday, at the declaration of the poll, in Cork, in which be repudiated both Whig and Tory, and stated that his only object in going into Parliament was good to the country. His speech has been very highly ...
... to 1 paid to the representatives the Press, and then proceeded to declare that would sooner have 1 te with Tories than with Whigs Bad teal*. giving his reason that had been denounced I behalf of iho Reform League one Osborn*, who said, though now an arch ...
... Apply to Y. Z Northern Whig Office. 11,' ANTED, A BOOK KEEPER, FORA MILL y 111 the t oUhlry. Ap,ly to‘*S. M., Northern H'Arj/Office.” WANTED A MACHINE MASTER FOR A Country Mill man with family preferred. App'y to X.,-VorfAern Whig Offieei 7612 ...