... likely to live uutil the Whigs come low power again. I hove alxeady and Yr. Wile es is P‘mhyterion and an elder of he ; therefore titer* ten be no objection olorod to his orliodoxy. Is sot the appowitiou to i.y the clique of Whig Proebyterians Derry n on ...

... Tory party ha redeeted with greater fidelity than the Whig the illAtisch. and .yropethies of the people, omi hi, in the majority of .114.*. undergood their true interest. better. The Lot efart of the Whig-Radical alliance its the way of Parliamentary reform ...

... THE ULSTER EXA3HNER, BELFAST, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1876. fededration of Whig oe Tory. If • constituency I porton of the pure principles which illumine the like Derry city is to be fought, in which the Philmophy of the Reformation. and vet it does not ...

... yesterday. Lsr Whig West-Britons feign horror at Noir terial odiousness to humanity mitering at the hand of brutal Bashi-Bazouk, and let Tay West-Britons defend that Ministerial policy■ they may. the attitude of Ireland, whirl neither Whig nor Tory, is ...

... the same promisets.us heap of strow—we Ktowell and the Whigs of these days stood with foiled snits, mad with fleodish triumph gloated our runfortunes. Who gave us Coercion Bile Arms ActaY The Whigs; and that, t.v. when have given leeart to tevd the starving ...

... now prepared to execute the numerous. orders so kindly held over this Samos for them special goods. win center a favour by Whig ►t the Warehouse sad fitting on their Boots; tbiw ony required Lan be at once .nd hams- n AND CORN YA&K ET. SUMMER BOOTS AM) ...

... shall be colleague to the of Hamilton in the representation of Donegal f Shall he be • Conservative, a Liberal-Conservative, a Whig. or a true Liberal There are at least five candidates in the field—namely. Mr. Lea. Mr. Wilson. the Hon. Ernest Cochrane, Y'Birney ...

... cannot keep the Turks from being torbarous and erne!. might slip with Rama and concert means to accomplish our object.. The Whig party tout is ' aril and Bch/ions Liberty all over the Prom thin came I shall not depart.—Yours faithfully, licaatt. ...

... guttering from ore of the ;dimity which ___ which tan the hurricane Utthem with the . atuverheriilleall, us and .1. which. within Whig have hi. nal is intent violence. In • fear hour. finale eseried away offers! villages, in .1 there tell I-kin. .00h extraordinary ...

... removed to the Commercial Saleroom*, it is to make say ream* es to the obar•alor of the Good,. the reputation of Nemec. Cots Whig • salleteet gusraviteo uto both quality and style. The greater portion of the Stock iv uninjured. and no part his been serioady ...

... °emboli& roundly declares that this colossal movement is not inspired by the Bulgarian atrocities, but by the desire of the Whigs to upset the Tories, and the firm reenlation of the adepts of the Banchmter school to ..void war at any price. After remarking ...

... unmake lase at him pleasure; and if any scoundrel of a Whig had dared to show anything like a spirit of independence he was a marked man, and set down et once as a rebel, and treated ae such. The Whigs were in tad repute than as well the Papists. and they ...