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... TO TUB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib—ln your issue the - .h msiaot there appeared letter on the subject Commutation and Susteuta tion,” which is eminently deserving the attention every miaister and layman connected with the above a'aociation. lodging ...
... The WEtKLT CRTHERN Whig Vuk To-Monnow (Saturday), no r. 5, (Published on Friday Forenoon), 8 Paob»—lB CoLCMna, THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER IRELAND, Pbici—TWOPENCE, Wiu, Coktair WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA. ...
... A LESSON FOR THE OLD WHIGS. The result of the recent election at Shrewsbury is significant, and may be taken by the Whigs as a premonition of coming disaster, unless they mend their ways. The history of the contest and its issue is well worthy of being ...
... TO TO* BDITOR TOE NOBTOSHM WHIG. Sis.—l I letter, aigned •• Y. H. 8.. which ia ia your jonraal of the 12th inst., pointed out met* dav. have only juat returned boms. I suppose H. B.” ref- r* to letter mine iu the Whij the iaat. 1 omitted official title ...
... THE MILITARY ADMINISTRATION OF THE WHIGS. TO TIIK EDITOR OP THE STANDARD. Siß,—On the retirement of Mr. Disraeli and his party tho Liberals succeeded to office, pledged to ec jnomy in all the departments of the State. At the head of the War Office Mr ...
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... pntl ary To be bad at the * NORTHERN WHIG” ARD R OF ULSTER LAND OCCUPIERS ASSOCIA NT-FARMERS who have been T heir Holdings by notices to quit ¢ or who have been u d without their Farms under the Ulster Custom, or w ree F which lords are in any other ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—l crave the privilege accords ito correspondent* your joarnal to refute the statement made Rev. m. Johuatjn the of the General Assembly. on Tuesday evening, in discussion regaining the Bandy Row Congregation. did ...
... The W EtKLS Northern Whig TO DAY (SATURDAY), SRPT, 24. (Published Friday Forenoon), 8 Pages—4B Colcmmj, THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN IRELAND, Pbice—TWOPENCE, ...
... ORIGIN OF TERMS “ WHIG™ AND “TORY.” THE significance of these terma, used to designate opposite political parties, is too well known to need description. Respecting their origin there is some difference of opinion. In the reign of Charles II they carried ...