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... connection with the National Board. THE MARQUIS AND MARCHIONESS LONDONDERRY AT MOUNTSTEWAIIT. Belfast, Thursday The Northern Whig to day says:—According to arrangement, the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry will cross the Channel to night, in order ...
... the strong step of dissolving the Board of Guardians of this Union. One of the good old stock-in-trade dogmas of that great Whig Party to which Lord Hartington still professes to belong is that “Taxation without representation is tfranny.” In the Cork ...
... Manchester mill that he lost his right arm. A friend who has seen Lord Harrington to-day at Devonshire House tells me that the Whig leader bears impressive traces of his illness. He speaks with difficulty, and complains also of exhaustion. He is much thinner ...
... Vernon Harcourt, but that great man is said to have abated somewhat of his hostility. ' A Correspondent writes to the Northern Whig warning beekeepers of the sore straits in which bees are at present. The bees, he says, are threatened with a great calamity ...
... wurst ! I don’t mane just that job, but all tli3 years along, The way aiche Government conspires to put us in the wrong (Both Whigs an’Tories rammin’downour throats their laws) Has ivver bin dayshtructive to the progress uv the Cause. We didn’t moind the ...
... effect, and will strengthen the hands of the Government in dealing with an important and deeply involved subject. Thb Northern Whig's London correspondent says:—l am assured that when the Land Purchase Bill appears it will be found to contain provisions not ...
... mendicancy? I adhere to that. HaviugcalledMrWO’Brien an unmitigated liar you proceed in the speech reported in the Aor hern Whig, 00120111, 1888 Witness—l uon’t admit having called him unmitigated liar. Mr Healy (reading) said .Mr Wm O’Brien said —We place ...
... delivered during the elections in Tyrone, but he had no recollection of it. He was certain he did write it and send to4he Northern Whig. Mr Healy—The list of what Kussell denies will be very interesting. Cross-examination continued—You denied a while ago using ...
... or nine years ago the National party at the Limerick Board of Guardians numbered about 16, the Tories numbered 18, and the Whigs, 22. Since that time they had been unceasing in their efforts to promote the Nationalist cause, and at the next election ol ...
... the division and the contest. they wlli. So, in fact, they have. But the rejoicings are not at all confined to Tories. The Whigs and the Nationalists who kick against the dictation of a clique are quite as much rejoiced. Indeed, we cannot call to mind ...
... the Cabinet as Prime Minister. Lord Salisbury, it will be remembered, expressed his readiness to serve under the Whig loader, and the Whig leader in his turn stands committed a promise to join the Ministry if he can be of any use. The two things—pledges ...
... being expended upon what the malcontents call the upper servants. Eighty members are in open revolution. Brooks’s is the oldest Whig club in the world. A man has been going about London for some time representing himself as the brother of the celebrated Maurice ...