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... the Upper many Whig Peers whose tical duty om any question touching the relationship be- tween landlord and tenant. The favour of the rejéction of the in Disturbance Bill was overwhelming, and embraced a conside- rable number of Whigs. But we are less ...
... TELEPHONIC EXCHANGES. Te THE cbIToR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS. >. letters signed by G. Lor- raine, which appear im today’s Whig and Nes« Letter, contain some statements which I freely admit my knowledge of the subject donot permis me to answer, but I ...
... ESPONDENCE. —= = THE CASE OF CHAINE WILSON. TO THE OF THE BELFAST NEWS, Stmm,—Aiter reading important case, Chaine r. Wilson, in Whig, November 16, I beg to correct the statement made by Gee. Caughey, harbourmaster, where he states that about half an hour. ...
... can compare with the Whig Duke in abilities? If so,we fear they are doomed to suffer long from hope deferred. The Duke of ARGYLL is only a Whig, and such he is likely to remain indefinitely. It is true that the difference between Whig and Tory is now only ...
... its place among the ratios of the earth, resting on immovable foundation of The landlords must be disestablished and dis- Whigs disendowed the Church, and in the meantime the land must not be burdened wi in favour of pri the Land Court (the last straw ...
... Once supposed to be a thorough- going Liberal, he has settled down into a, fossil Whig, whe can make no terms with popular rights or popular aspirations. The rest of the Whig party are only too ready to follow the evil example. Their professed devotion to ...
... refused compliance with the request for an abatement of rent made by the tenants on his estate.— He evidently believes, with the Whig, that his tenants are giving ear to the counsels of some “ not overwise persons,” and that they are not only asking an unreasonable ...
... American Actor), MISS CONSTANCE CARTE, AND THE BELFAST PRESS ON DAN’L BART- From the Represented with ture.” = the Northern Whig.— A graphic pic- is de- « scriptive of From the Morning News.— bristles with easy effective situations. American life, and ...
... Northern Whig to one of the ir number. Mr. George T. M ‘Fall, the well-k nown local amateur oa Saturday last, on the occasion of his departure for the land of the “Stars and Stri At one o'cloc k there was a cha meeting held i n the newsroom of the Whig Office ...
... should not expect. TELEPHONIC EXCHANGES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST MORNING Stn,— Having read an article in the Vorthern | Whig, re Telephonic Exchanges, permit me to | say that I quite agree with what is therein con- | tained as to the inadvisability ...
... bind Ireland by community of interest and feelings of gratitude in close union with England, by the false friendship of the Whigs than by the open, and in a sense honest, enmity of the Tories. That we realise the difficulty of obtaining justice with Mr ...
... Nothing could be more certain than that the majority of ths House of Commons are distinctly and em- phatically Radical, not Whig, and that in this they but reflect the opinion of the Tt is equally certain that the impetus which 3 Imperialisin gave to ...