... the country had conducted dur- ing the last six and thank God they had wip fairs of the in = quieter maaner.— to dish the Whigs, tat they hed Beaconsfield, in the of his spoke of the “ exuberant . Gladstone, bat that “exuberant Verbosity” had sueceeded ...

... superior to any we have yet had at our theatre. Altogether was brilliant in the extreme, and would bear metropolitan NORTHERN WHIG.” “*The well-known story, te skill of the scenic artists, the ingenuity of the carpenter, the musical and mimetic abili- ties ...

... meeting. A further suggestion was made that the advertisements should be withdrawn, on the proposal of one gentleman, from the Whig, andon the er from the News-Letter. Farther, it was resolved that advertisements from the Board should not be fi given to the ...

... Blacdford might have made some important re- servations. The first Duke of Marlborough, as every one knows, was the glory of the Whig party. In his early and lees brilliant days he be- longed to the Tories but Blenheim, Ramillies, Oudenarde, and at the time ...

... members is the measure of the of right which is doled out to Ireland by the Parliament. being thoro ded believed , let the effete Whig and blae-mou Tory hi e it how they may, the representation of the should only be given to mon who are inde lent of the two ...

... . He then proclaimed himself a Land Leaguer, and as- serted his conviction that ere many months elapsed the faint-hearted Whigs of Ulster would be compelled by sheer force of circum- stances to become Land Leaguers too. Mr. Samvet Buack, though not, we ...

... Arch- ment. ‘This was sim; bishop's remedy was to trust toa Whig Govern- the advice iven to the people of Ireland other members of the Brass Band. In an ge ier, and hour the vice and that of Whig bishops and priests, and le of Ireland listened to their ad- ...

... whose ear can ne'er refuse The Muse’s tribute, for he loved the Muse, And when the soul the gen’rous virtues raise A friendly Whig may chant a Tory’s praise, Fall many a fond t eye is bent Where Newark’s towers are mirror’d in the Trent, Perchance ere lang ...

... former professions, and gone over wholly to the fossil faction whom used to characterise as the “‘ base, bloody, and brutal Whigs.” It has often been said that has little more chance of obtaining fair treatment from Liberals than Conserva- tives, and if ...

... DoNEGALL PLACE January 2, 1882. 1 RADUATE, T.C.D., wishes to obtain a Tuition in Belfast or — Address D., Office of Northern Whig.” TO BE LET. IGH HOLYWOOD. — Martello one of these and commodious Houses in this excellent situation, and i good order, with ...

... DI APPOINTING Tur Northern Whig professes itself perfectly satisfied with the Queen’s Speech, and ex- presses its confident anticipation that the Tory landlords and their Land Committee will take the same view. This is enough of itself to create a suspicion ...

... adding insult. If Gladstone. by his weak panderin; to the Tories and Tory-Whigs, shrinks from the uty of settling atonce and for everthe land question(with- out coercion),2 Whig candidate need never stand before an Irish constitrency, and the member who ...