... by tlln ßo it ol a rese w : ami ts, she has , which is is „.•ewli N. Ma. Is at the P7l d ll t g r i ll io lt me kers/tern Whig. with their do doer had sad by CP . . wwi I whid bw* & - a - r - ‘ 4- W l- li• Mr. .1. Taylor. werwier ef the Men el Weeks ...

... Truly, after the appointment of large election committee, which was supposed to have mode easy letting down for a few great Whig peers, Governmett brought in a bill for the condoct of elections, inclndicg the ballot; bnt there it stops. Certainly, Mr. ...

... there must have been a spark of innate goodness even in the heart of this mounter, or he would have made me seqsaisted with his Whig; before I had began my refection or whilst I was in the middle of It If he had does es, of course be would have taken sway ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1871. regarding the use whiskey the bouse. The doctors in the unions had referred to had discontinued iL Mr. said was teetotaller himself, but he had been informed Dr. Johnson that there was nothing did ...

... of eight letters to the Birmingham Post, of 1869-70, forming an excellent political tract denouncing the delusion that Whigs and Radicals aro somehow or other fighting the poor man's battle. The letter on Rochefort is alone worth the price of the ...

... Mr Hope well woes the word writhe, though it may probably provoke a sneer from many a young member of l'arliament, both Whig and Tory, who feels that he has a divine right to represent his native county, th oug h he may in it upon the hustings. ...

... of the English Church, he wished to put to them whether they were their representatives sot from principle policy. The old Whigs had always gone on the principle of Oar P»rty. right wrong. did not on this principle, ana matter principle such as this ...

... Inaitute we take in the Tiwes, which we know to the great organ of puLlic opinion. It is not the organ of the Tory, of the Whig, or of the itedivel, but it is an orgth that revetment..oo nearly as poseible, it is a greet mercantile transaction—it in the ...

... CALENDER STREET the «le formerly^occupied by the OLD CORN KXCHANGE VICTOIIIA STREET, where for the future Northern Whig and The Weekly Northern Whig will be published. and crery branch the Faiirma The Cou Ejcbasoe Bcjldisgs hare concerted into epacious Printing ...

... readers may say, Why generalise so much Where are your facts!!' I can only reply, Read your daily papers ; no matter whether Whig or Tory, there ou will find my general statements amply corroborated. I turn my eyes abroad and I see war in its most hideous ...

... represent the Itoman tholi c well as the Churchman, the Wesleyan as well the Independent, the Conservative as well as the Whig, the Whig as well the Conservative. (Cheers.) went to the Board he should there entirely ettered or not at all. Nothing better should ...

... is to the Conservatives that all eyes are turned to save the country in its hour of need. As we have said before, the old Whigs are not obnoxious to the charge of neglecting the honour of England. There are many points between them and the Conservatives ...