INADICIAL AIRPORT
... J. panted to w as an that ad Kr. a:ay—That no amendment ; it is direct negative. Mr. AND Illtpported the motion, which, OM Whig Rut to the Saud, was adopted by a =PORT. ...
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IAT, APRIL 7, 1894
... was toward, the High Church party, whose interests coincided with those of the Tories, while is politics he was at first a Whig. In 1701 the peers Somers, Oxford, Halifax, and Portland were impeached before the House of Commons owing to the share they ...
VINOLIA For FLA Spots
... (for Redness, Ronghness, 1/-,1/9t THE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEES IN ' LISBURN AND DERRY. THE Lredno ourretpundent of the Whig, writing on Tuesday night, says:—Mr. Maoartoey oad given notice for to-morrow of two questions to he addressed to the Chief ...
LISBURN MARKETS
... GILLILAND seconded the motion. The Assistant-Clerk (Mr. H. Thomson) — What about inserting the advertisement in the Northern Whig Mr.GRAY—An advertisement in the Standard will be enough. Mr. GILLILAND--Quite sufficient. Mr. GRAHAM-It is not likely that ...
MISS DOROTHY BAYLY
... Morgan in her early days pronounced to be the very centre of educated choralism. The Belfast 'rapers, News-Letter and Northern Whig, gave bighly-appreciative notices of the Ulster Hall Concert, and refer to Miss Bayly's singing of Haydn's recitative air, ...
WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
... the financial position. The proposals prove to be much lees formidable than in some quarters expected, and, says the Northern Whig, briefly ore as follows :— There is to be no addition to the beer duty, nor to the income-tax. The subjects were indeed scarcely ...
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... gonsese, Stables,Parm Stock. Station. Lowden, I NT - RAPHA EL lailenthreetliemtot:, best adjuvant In the treat. 1 1„ tont of Whigs. Preemibed in stomachic exhaustion, chloral's, *BIM* and during convalescence. Recommended by the for aged persons, young manied ...
THE BLOOMFIELD TRAGEDY
... FINNIGAN— I beg ardoo for interrupting you. I an -at here on behalf of the accused. The CHAIRMAN-8110111A we not hear fires Whig is to be said? -. FINNIGAN—Not for this reason, that when I have made my application it wul shorten the promedium' very materially ...
If that were ho, theu he (Mr. Morton) was quite eatiblied, and felt extremely eorry that he Bhouid have been
... the following resolution the subject :—That the guardians of the Lisburn Union desire to draw the attention of the Northern Whig, Belfast News-Letter, and Irish News, the fact that the proceedings of the Board are frequently not published, and when published ...
CURRENT OPINION. m. OLADDTOHX’B BIRTHDAY. The Daily Stm, referring to Mr, Oiadatone entering upon hia BAthyaar ..
... the most eloquent be made, Mr. Oiadatone declared that time was on hie aide. It was Indeed. Par although that BUI perished Whig secession—the aeoeaaion immortalised by John Bright as the Osro of Adullam—twolro mouthe bad hardly alaptad whoa Tory Gorernment ...
THE ORIGIN OF ORANGEISM. T 3 THE EDITOR OF THE LISBURN STANDARD
... writes to Charlemont that it was very inconsiderable. Dr. Alex. Henry Halliday, of Belfast, first secretary of the Northern Whig Club, was for a long period a regular correspondent of Lord Charlemont. He does not seem to be an enthusiastic admirer of the ...
; i A DISTINGUISHED LISBURN MAN
... MULHOLLAND. Regarding this distinguished Irishman (brother our well-known townsman Mr. J. R. T. Mnlholiand, J.P.) (Northern Whig) observe that almost daily is being oomplimented by the Press Philadelphia for the manner which he discharging the duties the ...