... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERALS. Dtacnssing the attitude the Whigs towards the Liberal party, the Times saya—The Whigs are far too wise resist legitimate popular demands simpW because Radicals support them, and the country supports the Radicals. The reaction ...

... (Prow the Northern Whig.) The Chancellor of the Exchequer bad to begin his financial statement on Thursday evening with a eonfeseion that his estimate of the revenues for last year bad been largely disappointed. This is a Government of high pretensions ...

... ro THE EDITOR THE WHIG. Si a—l have read in the Freeman's Journal of this date a letter from Bev. Isaac Nelson, M.F., asserting that report of his sermon delivered on Sunday last, and published in Monday’s Whig, is mac- curate and misleading. Permit me ...

... A WHIG MEMBER ON THE POWERS THE IRISH anffieieot to so, which can only be done by proving that every reasonable effort has been made by the to the law into force. I ehoold like, through the Times, to draw the attention of the Chief Secretary for Ireland ...

... THE CATHOLICS DERBY AND THB NORTHERN WHIG, The Northern Whiff still remains silent with reference to the statement made in its editorial columns recently on subject of the city of Derry election. The Whig said“ lathe eify of Derry Mr. C. £. Lewis ought ...

... (From the .H./h•re Whig.) The competitors who entered the lists represented a wide area. The rowing clubs of the Boyne and Bann sent representatives, and the boats of the Dublin Commercial Rowing Club also appeared for the first time in Newry waters. ...

... THE KEV ISAAC NELSON. M.P. EDITOR THE FKSEMAE. die— Th® Northern Whig'a report of sermon on Snnday, which serves the Ulster Examiner as text iot editorial lemsrks, is altogether inaccurate »nd mulMding ~ij nothing whatever offen.ivo the Catholic Church ...

... Board, who has not any intention to relinquish his position in the Cabinet. THE WHIGS AND THE BADICAL PABTY. Discussing attitude of the Whigs towards party the Time* says—Tho Whigs are far too wise to resist legitimate popular «b»in»nii« siipj(y because the ...

... friends in and out of Sis Cabinet, the Whig element represented by the Marquis of Hartington and Lord Granville, will, it is feared, stay the hand and dull the heart of the friends of Ireland. The conduct of the Whig lords in throwing out the Irish Disturbance ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 22. 1880. THE NORTHERN iVUIQ AND THE ROMAN CATHOUC ELECTORS DERBY. After fortnight's silence the Northern Whig came out yesterday with lame explanation regarding the statement published in a recent editorial that Mr. Hogg, the Liberal ...

... candidate a youthful scion of well-known Whig family. Lord Ramsay is the son of Earl of Dalhousie, and the late Earl, better known in politics first as Mr. Fox Maule and afterwards Lord Panmnre. was notable Whig of tho Whigs.’’ Tho choice of such a champion may ...

... the writer makes strong appeal both to the Whigs and the Moderate Liberals and the constituencies. *' The question ...