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... possible.-I am, your most obedient servant, JAMES MAnss. Maghera, Dec, 1869. THE WHIG AND THF PitESBYTERIAN CLERGY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS LETTER. SIa-The Whig has soon forgotten its friends. After the demise of the Banner of Ulster, many of ...
... moved or carried. I Although my sympathies are in favour of the resolution, what I have stated is correct, and I challenge the Whig for proof. The pablic can judge of the correctness of the report by the above gross misstatement. I trust the time is not far ...
... Banna's) language displeased a number D of noisy Whigs, surely he was not to blame. (Hear, hear.) Had Mr. Hanna forsaken the old, beaten e path, and played the hypocrite by pandering to e their Whig proclivities, why they would laud him t as lustily ...
... ) When the I Whig advised them, the result was bad. The Whig ma advised them to revolt against the Institution they oul were pledged to support; bat that was the advice \ of an enemy, and could not be acted upon. (Ap- LI, plause.) Toe Whig was conscious ...
... For this service he was brought on the Tresanry Bench, to which he manages to stick, with the characteristic tenacity of the Whigs to place, whenever his political friends are in power. He knows nothing about the state of the land question, and nothing about ...
... Government to a sense of the danger 0 which attends his course of policy. A Whig sp lawyer, who has, for the purpose of securing fj popular favour, gone a little farther than Whigs or lawyers are accustomed to go, was selected by the priests of Tipperary ...
... ensued from the able interference of the Whig. !It is too bad to turn from the Whig; it is ungrateful; and above all things Irishmen dislike to be charged with ingratitude. But now, what claim has the Whig after all? It i stated a few days ago that ...
... compromise an intelli- Ts gent independence. (Hear, hear.) Their enemies4, could no longer trade on their divisions. The Northern W-hig could not make a penny of cu them-for it could no longer sell a single do paper by the attraction of such a theme-by fos- pa ...
... be made to him for any expressions hurtful to his feelings. But no reconciliation can be restored until he has corrected the Whig, and disconnected his name from the abuse contained in the original and injurious report, the beginning of all this unplea- ...
... LOR1IsER, One of Johnston's Committee. TO THR EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR,-I have seen with surprise and regret a letter signed I Isaac Hall, Master of Orange Lodge No. 1033, in the Whig of to-daly. Now. Sir, f want to know from Isaac Eall what the ...
... ORANGE SOIREE-LODGE.J069. REV. HUGH HANNA ON THE LANDb QuEsTioN A.NT Brist( THE NORTHERN WHIG. jesty' LAST evening, at eight o'clock, the members of this flourishing lodge~ held their annual soiree in the new THE Orange Hall, Agnes Street. Invitations ...
... nec-ssary to bring under notice such a state of things again, I am, &C., G. H. -NMOLYNEUX. REV. HUTGH HANNA AND THE NORTHiIRN WHIG. TO TH EDITOR OF TILE BEL1.FAST NIEW.LfTTER. SIR-I am an Orangeman, and I am astonished that so many inconsistent persons. ...