... president of the Dublin District; Mr. A. Dunlop, hon. sec. Dublin District ; Mr. Thomas Mac Knight, F.J.1., editor Northern Whig ; Mr. Pressley, Derry ; Mr. C. Orr, Derry ; and Mr. J. Shannon, Coleraine. Mr. W. Stewart, secretary, read the minutes the ...

... of the emery. otbsewiee banishment for life. The ffserstary, answering Etir W. Harcourt, made a as to what is at motet the Whig puttied at Kr. Rhodes in the tern of the Oempley. Mr. Owes stated, in wawa Mr. Dalsiel, that her MOO Goverment had mode a friendly ...

... and never Intend to. And I mean With efforts superhuman (Unless the House agree), Of every Irish woman To make a P.L.G. Tory—Whig—jbe na tjo„™ The world—do what they will, I mean, against creation, To pass my little Bill. Tho’ in a deluge o’er Their vile ...

... possible, this arrangement being originally suggested Mr. Gladstone. Lord Lansdowne’s grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more than years, refused dukedom four times. The presentation to Lady Tyler, the Lady Mayoress, on the part the members ...

... led= who eestribated to the was pawed by with th e Nuked THE LAND QUESTION. The following letter has appeared in the Whig : Sia,—ln the Whig of Friday, the 7th inst., you have an admirable article on the land question as foreshadowed by the Mous. _ In that ...

... under tillage and meadow, of which 27.6 per cent. was under c , reale and green crops ; but in 1880 2 per cent. less was under Whigs and meadow, and only 21 !I per cent. under me t a l an d green crops. And this year there is a reduction of 56,000 acres gone ...

... and they would also receive bethinks whisk if availed of, would make them true At first, it was believed by some that th e /Whig el the schoo l under the National Hoard wed& be out of harmony with the intentions of the geserese lady who had built the ...

... The Rev. Mr. Thom, minister the parish Goran, was alike distinguished for his shrewd sense, bis sarcastic wit, and bis ultra Whig principles. On days national fasting, during the Americas war, Mr. Thom found fitting occasions for the expression bis political ...

... the record, and on to ground with which they were unacquainted, no misunderstanding need have arisen. Mr. Cotton has shown ( Whig of sth inst.) that an arrival in Belfast at 8.47 a.m. is feasible : and surely this, as matters now stand, wool I enable letters ...

... without one. It was about this time that the patty names Whig and Tory were first applied. The court party likened their antagonists to the conventiclers of the South-west of Scotland, who were called Whigs, and on the other hand, the country part seemed to ...

... ULSTER AND HOME RULE. THE following excellent letter appears in the Whig :- 8111,—Yotir own efforts, the efforts of the Press, of associations, of individuals on and in the interests of the Union are worthy of all commendation ; but the feeling, the question ...

... Montgomery, John Sinclair, and J. Bingham, to reproduce the following letter on the above subject which appeared in the Norihirn Whig of Friday last : Sir,—Your readers are already aware that a movement has been in progress for some time to secure for Presbyterians ...