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... WHIG GOVERNMENT TUB THE WEEKLY KKWK. Sik—Having read witL pleasure in your very ably conducted journal many cleverly written articleaindenuDciatkuxof the Liberal policy, motive?, and acta, it haa often occurred me a singular fact that you have not employed ...
... OUR WHIG RULERS Thk pro'tnt (fOTornroent ia Government of •oonomtea. Ia» the che«»« in all kindi of w »iderful ways, sciiding oor shipbulldcn as tho Americans, and lowering tho i»ora!e of all our Governmental oftices, in order, .t would seem, to make ...
... THE LATEST SNARL OF THE WHIG. [fROM THB NORTUKRN STAR AND DAILY OF TUUKSDAY % Ybstkhday were favoured by our Radical and (■ladatoniaD contemporary with article on the Blackstatr. When not treating of ita pet the Government, the Blackafaff ia wonderfully ...
... [FROM THE NORTH KILN WHIG.”] We are sorry to state that the announcement we m«de on good authority that, on the day of his retirement from the Viceroyalty, the Duke Abercorn had decided on making the Lord Mayor of Dublin a Ba/ouet, and the Mayors of Cork ...
... THE THE MEETING AT POYNTZPASS AND THE SOUTH Ell WHIG. TO THK EDITOR OR THE BKLPAST WEEKLY HEWS Sie—The Sorthrrn Whig and its ill-natured fiction* give mo little concern. It was not until yesterday that I perused that journal on the late meeting at Poyntrpaea ...
... THE WHIG AND THK COUNTY GRAND LODGE OF BELFAST. CO K DENG ...
... ; and, though neither Whig preferred the 'loiiea the Whigs, n-tircd amidst louil cheering, acwm.» solicitor, Mr. John Fox Cloudman. Dubuk, Ti esuay. of Mr. John Rea, the plain* tiaoetl Mr. Sorgemt ARMaTRojiG. 1 * xisulsr that the Lord Chancellor is >r ...
... OLD SOSO. 1 Aw*. Whig*. »w»j Aw*. Whig*. *w»; bat • p»ck o* traitor Iouo«, Y**U «lo o»« Cor ace i were fo’ men, }.M kept ay® ready Bo*, Whig* oam’ into power, Bach’U aff our non ®a* steady. Awa, Whigs a a, Ac. Yc ta'k fu’ 1 down. keep ex per M® low; O’er ...
... Roman Catholics, having discovered that the Whigs, after using them, betrayed them, have deserted the Whigs, and left them to perish. Mr. Cahill accuses the Whigs of political “dishonesty.” He says “the Whig tenani“ right members from Ulster are the worst ...
... peating the Blander* of the Whig against the Orangemen of Belfast, so far the riot* in this town were concerned. It was well known, however, at the time, as pointed out, that the Orangemen of Lisburn and adjoining districts had nothing whatever to do ...
... confideuce iii the Conservatives, and he hia people have also thrown the Whigs and so-cw Hod Liberals overboard. Ulster Whiggery” been proved a sham, and it will not any longer be permitted to promote personal and political interests under the guise of ...
... the Northern Whig, It* article last Saturday the statue of Dr. Cooke can only be characterized a* infamous. It is an insult to the Presbyterian Church ; it is insult to the Protestantism of Ulster; it is disgrace to the press.” The Whig has the audacity ...