... displayed by the Romish church of his time. The great apostle of self - government religion, be was in politics aristocratic Whig.’* Bishop Wordsworth and other ecclesiastics have written much to prove that the poet was a careful and constant reader of ...

... sought to ?? identify with and represent the Orangemen at as participators in those disgracefuloutrages; ad and the Niort term Whig, being self-condemned, exhibited its wrath against Mr. Johnston, the to promoters of the Address, and everybody con- he nected ...

... d by all thefaults peculiar to Mr. Johnston’s oratorical performances—a fanfaronade of egotism, bigotry, and nonsense. The Whig i passes over these peculiarities, but waxes fierce because Mr. Johnston declared himself party Conservative, proud to follow ...

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... hole. Mr Young hed oa of of Sauchrie and Mr ir es ie a third from the first and lost the sect from Hugh Br Jost matches to Whigs AE and giving a thir ama HL. Hart Mr H, Hartand Dr Kne oe ‘wou mateh aris 2 to play 3. holes end the by 9 he 2 holes. was played: ...

... BEN WHIG, BELFAS | bomb in view, and in the spread and cultiv ful art in every age and in eve aa Es, forma- has ever softened and amoliorated the rough | obert EB. Emollit moret, neo esse foros. of which our pott bes well aid n, James ch, how how went: ...

... Court of Chancery was perfect . As we have been long since told , consistent in 2 Cothins'B thehymau raca , Eice . ot the Whigs in getting into p ' -aco . SXr Harcourt's motion , asserted that the adiamstration cf the law is costly , dilatory , arid ...

... efficiency but never allowed waste and on special occasions where it necessary he was boundlessly bountiful No Government whether Whig or Tory- or even Radical will ever carry out substantial salutary economy till forced to do so the national conscience the ...

... principle generally conceded but Tories were willing to grant religious equality only so far consistent keeping up establishment Whigs would level by concurrent endowment rather than level by disestablishment and there were Radicals who admitted disestablishment ...

... Seal, or of the Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster, for friends should be good to friends, and from the beginning the Whigs have shown that they at least are not ungrateful. With purity on tneir lips and a Pensions Bill in their pockets—with (frsendowment ...

... Ante- Room and W.C. Apply to Thomas Buchak. 26 Bank Street. \\7RIGHT'S HOUSE and SHOP, with about 7 v Imperial Acres of LAND, Whig Street, on the Estate of Fothringham, Pferi6h of Inversxity, be LET, with entry to the Houses at Martinmas 1872, and to the ...

... everywhere, more orless -but, on the whole, the crop has been pretty fair. Potatoes are sold mostly at 9d per stone.- Northersn Whig, .NEWTOWNARDS. For the greater portion of the ?? week the wpather has been favourable for harvesting work, .and, as might have ...