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... Shortly after the reporters had taken their seats there were cries to 44 Put out the Whig—put out the Whig/ and an occasional shout about the Star and Examiner, but the Whig appeared to be the special object of their denunciation. The yelling and screaming ...
... THE IRISHMAN. such intention on the park of the British Government. The Whigs are in power now. They are going to great things for Ireland. They are endeavouring, contrary to their intentions, but acting under pressure we need not mention, to establish ...
... THE WARDER, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 18C9. (FROM TilK NORTHERN WHIG OF WEDNESDAY.! Newhv, July 13.—1 n my dispatch on yesterday I said that the greatest quietude prevailed, and this was the case up to nine cluck last night. From eight o’clock p.ui. crowd, maiuly ...
... Adrians Baato atato that the pnpmttone far RELIGIOUS EQUALITY '—A WHIG JOB. M new noHoy, if ramoar net fajJl, U to bo farther developed. Our readers will agree with that If there is one Oovrroavnt department this country wlieh, more than another, has ...
... THE GREAT WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. (From the Northern Whig of Yesterday.) Liteei-ooi.. Feb. 18 —The great tOErnamerit the Altcar plains was resumed this morning with the first round of the Waterloo Purse, for thirty-two dogs beaten their first courses ...
... IN FURTADOWN—TWO MEN SHOT. THE KORTHBKM WHIG OE TO-DAT.) Portadown, July 1, 12 o’clock. There ha* been great rioting here since ten o'clock, and the police were forced to fire on the crowd. A boy in the employment of the Ulster Railway Company, Tho«. ...
... THE LAND QUESTION—LETTER FROM SIR JOHN GRAY. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, ESQ., M.P. THIS WHIG DAT.) Dublin, Sept. 4, 1869. Dear Johnston—You and I live at opposite sides of the Boyne; we ait opposite benches in the House of Commons; we are generally found by the ...
... Northern Whig in modern instance by moving the Town Council of Cork to petition Parliament to involve the country in another brawl, by preventing celebrations in the North offensive to Catholics. All the world, including the Northern Whig, and, perhaps ...
... Belfast and its neighbourhood. We could not hear of even a solitary drumming party in any of the outskirts of the town.—Northern Whig. Ballybay.—The usual display of flags was made today from the'church tower, with the customary mottoes— No Surrender, ...
... would CATHOLIC Even amol of Goverumc that the Lon amendment muuctera oa booses, and of Salu admission, might least I a grave Whig the Governa iojadidons, a the opinion ...
... DECISION IN THE BELFAST ELECTION PETITION—M'CLURE RETURNED. (prom the northern whig.) Belfast, Saturday. Mr M Clure has been declared duly elected. The petition was dismissed, with all costs. ...
... the Whigs. But the policy of the government had not yet been explicitly declared, and it was accordingly not the duty the Conservatives to render any help at this point. What was required was, not a declaration from Whiglings and frightened Whigs, who ...