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... BLUNDERING AND MEANDERING. In one of its Mious articles of this morning, the Whig, in falling foul of the Chief Secretary, refers to Sir M. Hicks-Beach as the sonin-law of Chichester Fortescuc, a former Irish Secretary. Does this marvellous scribe not ...
... the Government, there is really nothing in which they agree. The Radicals ' are dovelepinv aims and purposes to which the Whigs would never consent, and formal split takes place or not, separation of the party into two distinct sections may regarded as ...
... viill delivered in Clnrerco , Belfast, THURSDAY F.vp.. the March, 1873, :it Eight o'clock, THOMAS KN’tMl I . Editor, Northern Whig. Subject— ” The BauDfield of Sedan.” Ticket= (Sjxeerce each) ...
... THE CLAIMS LODGED FOR MALICIOUS INJURIES. The Northern Whig of this morning estimates the claims for malicious injuries o?cr the riots to amount £50,000. We have the best authority for stating that the exact amount of the claims lodged at the Town Hall ...
... POLITICAL MANUFACTCBING. TO THE EDITOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. Sib— To-day’s Whig, referring to the list they publish those present at the meeting of the Antrim Central Tenant right Association, makes the following remark :—“lt is not a manufactured list ...
... WANTED, advertiser (experienced) regular supplies of Collars and Cuffs cut, ready for making up. Apply to Linen, Northern Whig Office. 8462 ...
... Whij engaged in its now congenial and manly occupation trampling upon a persecuted man when ho is rather militates against the Whig's interpretation of Mr. Gladstone’s recent letter, that it was not long subsequent to Father O’Koeffo’s visit to the’ ex-Premior ...
... wrote over his name; but they ere innocent indeed who would suppose that the Whig would open ita columns anywko admire Dr. Cooke. The geotlemsn, being refused justice the Whig, has prefaced letter with a note, and inserted it in this morning’s News-tertsrss ...
... will be transferred to the Colonial Office, and that Lord Bury will become Under Secretary for War. Lord Bory was at one time Whig, but at the last general election he threw in his lot with the Conservative party. He has been distinguished for the strong ...
... Ministerial majority, important popular questions are brought forward far debate, and in this disinterested enterprise the Whig whips make concealment of the fact that they rely in a great measure, as the instrument of their success, the vote of the Irish ...
... EDITION. [THIS DAY’S TELEGRAMS.] ENGLAND AND AFGHANISTAN. [FROM THE TIMES.] article upon Afghanistan in the Edinburgh Review (a Whig journal) addresses itself to what is undoubtedly the most interesting, and in some respects most perplexing, of thepolitical ...
... SOMETHING NEW TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. Sib, —Tho Northern Whig of this morning (Monday) states that the case of the Apprentice Boys and the Mayor of Derry came before Court of Common Pleas yesterday*’ (Sunday). Can you inform me if the ...