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... gerTtSplMbriut. THE NORTHCVI WHIG AND THE LIBERAL OPINION OF lILBTFR. TO THI 'DI roft op Till ULSTER WHO. Si,—ln the leading article of the Whig of Saturday, commenting on previous night's debate, your contemporary makes the following rather damaging ...
... As to my principles, I glory In havin' nothin' of the sort t I aint a Whig, I aint a Tory. I'm jist a candidate, in short, Apropos of the floods which have covered a great maLty of the streets in town lately, a correspondent indignantly asks where were ...
... was most intimate in the Whig °See, and never mem -d an opportunity of drawing from life Wherever he may have found Mr Toots, there can be no doubt be left him in Old Cern Exchange Buildings; for, in Wedn •sdaer'i issue of the Whig there appears a letter ...
... I believe, that there will be a double celebration—one in which the Whig element will predominate, and another in which Radical opinion will be most largely represented. At the Whig celebration the speakers will deal chiefly with the history and results ...
... of the Land Act of 1870, the Whig ciae complacently to itename that that measure wes almo t its own creation, and rev-Tenth worshipped it as the perfection of human legielat'on. Of sal the miles of this measure, the Whig was the last to perceive —.at ...
... LORD CARLINGFORD OX THE GOVERNMENT POLICY. Wt are always hearing of that famous Whig schism which is going to come about one of these days in consequence of Mr. Glad. stone's land legislation, and it is true that the Duke of Westminster and the Duke of ...
... vacant immediately after the Tyrone election, it being thought advisable and tactical with the future in view to allow the Whigs and Land Leaguers to fight between themselves. This decision WAR the more readily arrived at in consequence of there being ...
... votes that, whilst they understand the &Smith. f his poiiiiion, h wri , l have the support of the Radical in coercing the Whigs it ewer this be ii•vossary. ...
... amongst WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS, and pen to Purchaser, the opporthaity at buyisg GOODS AT THEIR OWN PRICE, ot which RYAN blamed by Whig enormous purchases, the advantages which. he is new offering to his Customers and the Public at his MONSTER WINTER SALE. For ...
... Uliter, when hut for my exertions the mean, traa,herons, and imbecile slaves of the late Lord Lieutinant Card nil Cullen. thr Whig, would by brae force have smothered the Apr entice Boy Celehrattons in the blood of the Orangemen • f the Irish Maiden City ...
... MR PARNELL, M.P., AND THE TYRONE ELECTION. Thu London correspondent of the Whig says— Great indignation was expressed in the lobby when it was heard that the Parnellites had decided to play the Tory game once more and oppose Mr. Dickson. This decision ...
... statistics as to the constitution of the magistracy in the County of Tyrone. which are supplied by a correspondent of the Northern Whig. The figures are as follows : Popl. Magsts. Prop. Episcopalians 49,201 113 Ito 432 Presbyterians 42,159 10 Ito 4,215 Methodists ...