... Earl Spencer's visit to Belfast is the = 0 articles in all the Irish papers this Nationalist organs warn Lord Spencer by tho Whig landlords—more conte *[ Tories—and point out that his \ the Orange landlords' party 9 „ courting as friends nor fearing i ...

... ithi o a. u r o e bdroome, hot aud oold 417 10s. apply ou promisee. LAUKPOOL. Well.ferniehed Hon., .LP talalag five bedrooms, &Whig-room, dieing room, twittery, use ; if required ; three mimosa' walk from station or Sea; playkroardi attached. — Apply, Mrs ...

... Acknowledged to be BEST COATS made to THE KINGDOM. A. I. end Oa. et Ask W•relowea. se immune m ow. to, .Ito dniamisim sad Whig facilities intoofactare of seek Ie et le Weile . . i. Ura medarnloae et gemasteed aunty of meesdals werlimendin en meatier ...

... tises—Mmiaterialists, unemnpromising Rai from below the gangway, supporters of the Opposition, Parnellites, old.faahioned Whigs, members of the Fourth Party, and Mr. Ashmead Bartlett, were up together in the narrow space to form one of the most remarkable ...

... Auction Uert, 88, In Liquidation.—Ae The Presto* Fair Trader Newspaper Compart. 114, Friargete —Prelimibabt Arhoukcemert. MK. O. WHIG ATS has been favoured with instructions from the liquidator to Sell Auction on the above premise*, at an early date, the MACHINERY ...

... that the Society is liable for football ac A case involving the questio Commons, willing Wishaw on Thursday. A miner either Whigs vor had his arm broken while playin; last, and had since been unable ONAL STATES- employment. Being member Friendly Society ...

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... longer for the Whigs, for the constant and vigilant attendance of Mr. Schnadhorst in the lobby must, like the inevitable mummy at the Egyptian feast, remind them that political parties are not exempt from the ravages of mortality. The Whigs have swallowed ...

... year. Then Mr. Chamberlain delivered the Radical manifesto to the world. This year, as a balance, Lord Carlingford —a Whig of the Whigs—was in chair. Theattendaaoe, like the interest, fell short of last year's feast. Lord Carlingford, however, fittingly ...

... year. Then Mr. Chamberlain delivered the Radical manifesto to the world. This year, as a balance, Lord Celingford-a Whig of the Whigs-was in the chair. Theattendance, like the interest, fell short of last year's feast. Lord Carling- ford, however, fittingly ...

... abort time aia.• 1 law ►y Woolly alibi till. to egad for a hook. of yoor Whig% ▪ ract of Y..t and Milt Witte. I I with salt• of ..d too • aortal*, to lb. prolterti• •of salt wt., slid. rotor., bltr can wit. to Wet lb•a. tmobtard. Mn who work bard ...

... members of the House of Common knew was, that there was a designing party there, who had nothing to do with the old Liberals or Whigs, but who were P A he Birmingham Radicals, and who wanted to get hold of 2.000,000 additional voters who 7hH ? ated Bill. What ...