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... this county one or two men Land two— who ft the > Bey Kyl ad gone over to the Whig Government i and who refused to support Harold Rylett, the in sheep's clothing are Whigs in Land —and we must cast them out from amongst us. (Cheers.) The platform of Land ...
... more successful than the constitutional refor- element in the agitation, have been mers? The Radical as di i from pret pe the Whigs, have times ready and will- ing to carry a measure of reform as sweeping as the present bill, The Ulster members, who defects ...
... Tyrone—a fight which, I believe, will lead to very im; t results in the North of Ireland. At the general election we allowed the Whigs to carry in Northern con- stituencies what they could. We stood aside, and we did not the claims of the National In fact, we ...
... For a more accurate or to “their getting drunk of what I did say on this subject I refer you to the columns of the Northern Whig, a copy of which of harm to business I now annex —“* He knew they did a great deal cause some of the from Ballymena, be- men ...
... defeated / Tuomas A. Diexsos, one of the most advanced Liberals in the province— a Radical, indeed, by comparison with the Whigs who buzz about Ulster as leaders of opinion, and who are only leaders when going with the stream; who can never sum up courage ...
... only Dickson in forming this Land and Thos. Dickson and his Whig following refused to te us, and the and did everything they could to obstract that you, the tenant-farmers of Ulster, pay Whig Ulster ique is that for jay for the maintenance of eviction ...
... pat into Because have chosen to the and | League rather than the Whig Government of the country—because they have done their best to rescue the suffering tenant-farmers from col this Whig Government— Gladstone, Forster, tarcourt-—has chosen to put the ...
... only the mischievous Hons« Commons can be cajoled or frightened accepting the little programme sketelie out for them by the Whig wing of the party. But his Grace of 7 i done much more than all this. He has even contrived to exhibit in his own person 2 ...
... bearing Even ouch a professed Liberal as Lord whe would regard it as a gross msult were he to be described as # inere stand-still Whig, was not ashamed to call attention to the high credit which he allezed was due te the Peers for the cx!reme courtesy by which ...
... |Variable 18 6 J. Arnott &Co. 44 ‘daiFeb, ll 6 J. Rowan & 8, —Jan. July Lindsay & Co. 14 443 Lindsay Bros July 16 Northern Whig 26 18 6 00 Ulster S.S.Co: 00 Do. Lnd. Bag May Nov an, July Union ” ” oo Prvneial. ,, 424 56 Comreial. ,, 12 6 Ryl.Lnd. ,, a4 ...
... Shares, excepting Blackstaffs, which were dealt in at 13}, remain unchanged. Miscellaneous. — Harbour Bonds at 102; Northern Whig Shares at 70; Dunville & Co., at 26; and Union Buildings at £35. Dividends.—The accounts of the Ulster Steamship Company (Limited) ...
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