... second to the Irak Times, and certainly largerthan the Freeman's Journal, not one Ireland’s Newspapers I'' Where the Northern Whig? And where the Belfast Weekly News, with a circulation fast approaching 20,000 copies ? Then there is the Newry Telegraph, ...

... for that you, on the 27th day of Feb- libel the Whig while I was reading the law. roary last,at Belfast, did knowingly and maliciously Mr. O’Donnell was reading the libel snd publish the NorV>ern Whig newt paper certain listening to the law at the same ...

... personally concerned, 1 have hesitation saying that the remaiks attributed” in the “manufactured ' report which appeared in the Whig of the proocediogs the moetiag question were complete distortion of my real sentiments, j that, in proposing the resolution ...

... never remember acting with Mr. Kirker any election. I never knew who Mr. Kirker voted for, but I don’t think ever voted for Whig. I don’t think there i« any reason call him turncoat. I put Mr. M*Clure up myself and carried him. Mr. Rea was proceeding to ...

... opinion of the Whig, the Belfast Tory “ was ashamed “ of himself, poor fellow, and therefore “ threw aside the only pretence of good manners and courtesy he ever had.** course, under such circumstances, banquet | failure, because the Whig was sented; the ...

... them from principles imperishable the truth and freedom with which they are identified. This may a congenial enterprise for Whig nobleman; but it will signally fail It is a sentimental journey, at the end of which the traveller will find the bitter waters ...

... cays:—“The Opposition will object to tbe Bill in principle, and understand that the Marquis of Clanricardo is forming cave of Whig peers, who are alarmed at the prospect the precedent which the Church Bill may establish fur a Land Bill in 1870. It is probable ...

... brethren —will do on that occasion. They will rally in theuaands. lam rejoiced to say that not Conservative* only, but all of the Whig school of politics, who are in favour the principle of national religious and endowments, will take part in this most important ...

... chain upon our country’s commerce and upon the popular creed, enactors of the penal laws, the author the Durham letter—every Whig and every plscw hunter, from Earl Russell to Mr. Gladstone, raised the hoarse and hollow cry of “Justice for poor Ireland.” ...

... published in the art firm Whig. (Hisses.) had communications with some friends 00 that matter. regarded the report as deliberate! v tnidicMma— (hear) —wwi wee f*r from eeti.hed with the matter now Ue lieheved part divuivo policy *>y the Whig, xa oonoection with ...

... lorelatuers Uerry, Enniskilim, Aaghnm, the Boyne; and these misrepreseiiUng history is well to remind you that, although the Whigs did some service to Protestantism, they had then, as now, strong d:sp«>«.ttou lor misgoverning our unhappy country (Ixmd Ihl ...

... principle, hail contidence in it, rested bis whole body upon it, and did not resort to tbe die t/i diem policy of the traditional Whigs. was wroi.g; up, to certain point, mischievous; however, was sincere. Naturally, tbo world was satirical when denounced tbe ...