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... would submit penance. would read the Whig's editorials, as Mr. Mac Knight produced tnem lor month, which any competent literary moo would admit to be severe measure of penal servitude. (Cheers ) The editor of the Whig very evidently dislikes and fear* the ...
... support under other circumstances; but sorely not when they allowed themselves to be put forward by the Clique represented by the Whig, Mr. John Hea, and certain members the Water Board, with others acting as wire-pullers, was against this Clique the Conservative ...
... 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 some days freely. No wonder it is exhausted. But it has been spent in vain. The Protestant ratepayers will not take tbe Whig't advice, when it pretends be the champion of Mr. William Johnston’s party. It abhors Orangeism ; and, when it craftily assumes ...
... excite I’rotestant tenant-farmers of Ulster to join with them their campaign against onr Prot* land ! ...
... being led astray any phos•‘phorv.s.'ent glimmer from the exhumed carcass Parliamentary agitation. Even the patience •I English Whig journalists is being exhausted last, and the Pa/'-Mu'/ Gaztttr, the Saturday and the /Asi/y .V ...
... perhsps, will not show such deference to Liberal views and Whig views as the present constituency are disposed to do. (Applause.) It was said that when Mr. Disraeli introduced Reform Bill dish tbe Whigs bs dished himself. (Laughter ) Our Liberal friends will ...
... utterly t*. pudialed Tenant right ! eet his f against Mr. Robinson’s doctrine of the mom. The youthful divine, we are told m the Whig, *'stigmatised the Ulster custom of Ten.:*, right a and said that the tenant farn er of the Sooth was in more enviable pose ...
... local Radical contemporaries, whose personalities are contemptible. They may fret and fume away—the Northern Star, the Northern Whig, and the Ulster Extmimr ; but they will not affect the position of Orangeism in Ireland. It never was strong at present; snd ...
... m by our present pro-Papal Go ▼eminent, and condemned in withering terms the principles and policy of the Voluntaries. The Whig ooAradj Profteor Rogers for msalj attoraooM. It is moot important this otitis that should bars such a man iastruct Pretby. ...
... Mr. Henderson and mself had been lately abused by such creatures, who went forth from au Orange lodge and rep artel in the Whig that the lodge referred to had virtually condemned Mr. Henderson and himself. (Ilu&es.) (Mr. Hanna) wrote to gentleman old ...
... promised marry daughter of the first Earl of Eleamere. and. of !?SliS im! oommit suicide th* 3rd mat . * ° ’ « ot 4t ,nto ® of Whig*, who «« 67 « 100 uULhireLd vSe 124 i ifi\ Tb* prisoner premised never make use of such «•t ® J M, Fntchard from her . . . ...