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... respectable and influential Presbyterians of Armagh and vicinity, the Whig states that the meeting was comparative failure, and that there were not three hundred persons present ! The Whig and its veracious correspondents your city have been awfully ** pat ...
... 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 ...
... already quaking and quailing because of this intended demonstration. They have been endeavouring through frenzied letters in Whig prevent the Botanic Gardens being let for the object. But their wrath and their writings are in vain. The Gardens are secured ...
... statesman embarking in such rash, reckless. and unjust measure this ? I confess 1 can nowhere find parallel, b’eareh among Whigs and Tories, among Liberals and Conservatives, and find me sound statesman who would dare propose such scheme as Mr. Gladstone’s ...
... imbrued its bands in the blood of one of the sons of our gracious Sovereign oud cries “ Down with the Fenians,” “ Down with the Whig.) Is , it ProtestantiKin, then, I say, which baa spread its poison through the land? (No, no.) Now, part of our proceedings ...
... incumbrance of entails and long settlements in Ireland. Having accomplished that little feat he would appoint a Commission (the Whig-Radicals love Commissions, since they promote patronage) which should commence forthwith buy the estates of the English nobility ...
... Gladstone’s majority is. What is bis majority composed of ! A Voice—They are nothing. Mr. Thomson— There are some good old Whigs (groans)—Radicali—extreme Radicals (groans)— Socialists—(hisses)—men of no religion—(biases)— Democrats, and revolutionists ...
... given for the Belfast Sew letter and for William Johnaton, Eaq , M.P., Ballykilbce : and groans were given for tbe Northern Whig and Mr. Gladstone. Daring the evening the band pl*Ted varied selection of popular airs in capital style. PRESENTATION OP ADDRESS ...
... have ike •lightest regard to what Mr. Fortescue states Laughter.) I very glad you mentioned that. don’t happen to be either Whig or Tory Mr. Coots, R.M.—Noram I. Mr. Rsa—l Husk it very likely that stated that, but I do not place much reliance such inv ...