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... who proposed the resolution, were the clergymen who, the election 1880, supported the candidature of Mr. Parnell against tne Whigs of that day. For this thsy ineuiW the displeasure of their and both soon after the election were relegated to distent parishes ...
... in a reflected sense, a shaver in the historic glories of the ' noble house of Grey, and once more the Whig Barings became connected with the Whig aristocracy of Great Britain. i A bluf) hearty man, more suggestive of the gentleman-farmer than of the ...
... party fail, their heredi- tary opponents would take the nuestion up, were it only for the satisfaction of again 'dishug the Whigs. it. T. T. ?? a rule people are inclined to take for granted that whatever may be the result of the crisis the Home Rule cause ...
... ardeaula it. sill de estiewasei , Mao a number ed ts tee be it letters matiml .. Copy in a large soda ow 44.1er tte abet we Whig, this J udge awl counsel se ached it, but no one could it. and then Mr. 6111 semi the was out material, as nothing tweed upon ...
... disestablishment, they were bound to see that X a great national property was neither wasted, lost, nor an 0. endangered. Any Whig, Tory, or Radical, at the tine id of the settlement of the assessment, would have P 13 laughed at the value now proposed as ...
... gentlemen Who desire to make change seem quite willing to back to their con* stitueneies for mandate. The Belfast Northern Whig (U.Uhink* that Mr. Gladstone, having thrown over Mr. Parnell, may yet have to throw over the man who week ago declared that ...
... for S. oe Mande by /larded. FRIDAY. the X.Tor (Aldermen H. Worland), H. J. Cook. her, Alderman George' J. Mews, hat., T. J. &Whig. A Swami. • ▪ andean. of Tempkestreet. H.ronw Mem, wa• up on chanted with tempo. wehmed prams at Vpion, supposed lor the of ...
... 40, 20 00 B{en SABD ccsonscesssstsssossssssssccesss GO 10 0 0 Fletcher William Jcccoeeeeeereenes dOs 21 0 O Northern Whig.ccvessesssssssisnnnanes AO, 19 6 10 Morning News . ..coovvvissinsesseniinnes do, 13 1 9 Belfast News-Letter ..ccosse ...
... for a Scotch district of burghs—Falkirk. He may be called a Seoto-Irishman, and his enemies say of him that he is an Ulster Whig. Lag night's divisions disclosed the fact that the Glatlittonian abstentions were much more numerous than had been previotody ...
... immorality proved of service in this political disagreement. Will the result be in accordance with the wishes of the chief of tbe Whig Party ? This is very doubtful. Mr. ! Parnell is a man of extreme energy ; he will stop lat nothing. In Ireland he has a formidable ...
... by the by sisminsi 01~ dorsi T. HARTSTONE, 62, BELSIZE RQ4D, a P.Actia Tbo genuine. by too (boon my la to to got al 11111. — Whig — I - Chse.zir at tho seldom ; goo a gosoipt novng, . liedlearanW . i MI mertieg inetrtute. A meet tee Invalids lAete Aired ...
... from the passing of the Act of Union till Mr. Gladstone's attack on Lord Salisbury's first Government. Between 1800 and 1885 Whig* vied with Tories, Liberals with Conservatives, in maintaining unimpaired the political connection of the two islands, and ...