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... THE NEWRY & DUNDALK EXAMINER. PRESENTATION TO MR. THOMAS MACKNIGHT, EDITOR OF THE “NORTHERN WHIG.” Yesterday, at one o'clock, meeting was held in the rooms of the Ulster Association, Done* gall Place, for the purpose of making presentation | of £3OO, ...
... Catholics. It was Lord Derby who, in 1867, declared that he and his party had taken a leap in the dark in order to dish the Whigs. These repeated indiscretions show how little trustworthy his judgment is. He is an orator of the first class, but he has never ...
... away, leading his ‘ steed,* followed by some unsympathetic observations from one ortwo jarveys who witnessed the occurrence.— Whig. ...
... convention of working women. THE ORATORS IN THE BOTANIC GARDENS BELFAST. The Henry Henderson was highly indignant because some Whig Radical had presumed to call himself and some of the brother orators fools, and tb© Poera opposed to the Irish Church donkeys ...
... tanefit. Lord Derby too should have his say in this grand debate, and [it is amusing to observe how closely he and the old Whig leader agree. But the ...
... legislation to Ireland. Piecemeal revolutionary legislation will not be countenanced in the House of Lords by the Constitutional Whigs any more than it will be tolerated by the Conservatives. We regard the declaration against the Government Earl Russell as of ...
... hundred thousand. Mr. Johnston declared from the chair that he bad presided over at least eighty thousand men. The Radical Whig, with all its fierce opposition to the meeting, acknowledges that there must have- been forty thousand assembled, while the ...
... Chronicle” says that the Cheviot h '.'.s were white with snow” on Sunday. There is something very suspicious, says the “Northern Whig,about those rumours of Feuianism which come from various quar'ers, and which seem generally to be discovered by Tory newspapers ...
... postponement the subject, but the convenience gentlemen in Ireland who are being murdered fr-'q iently ought also to be consid Whig. Painful Romance.—A. melancholy incident has just occurred which has thrown into deep gloom several highly respectable families ...
... proceedings terminated. After the dedication the brethren of the lodge ' and large number of friends met dinner.— 1 Northern Whig. Sporting JlnteUigeiut. ...
... his abdomen, killing him on the faras have beard, thor. *« ii, blame otlachcd the railway officials the r.i-lion.—S'.rth r n Whig. The Manufacture of Watches and Clocw.—A most interesting and instructive little work, describing briefly, bnt with great clearness ...
... that it be read a second time that day six mouths. No doubt the ex-Premier has encouraged tj take that attitude which certain Whig lords, notably Earl Russell and Lord Westbury have recently assumed towards the Government. It is a most serious decision—-the ...