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... represent that the Constitutionalists wish to enter into a league with the party of disorder in this country in order to dish the Whigs. In putting this forward now, Mr. HEALY thought to serve a double purpose—to affect English public opinion, and, at the same ...
... proprietor of the Belfast News. Letter), Mr James A Scott, F I) (editor of the Irish 7 loses), Mr Darragh (manager of the thern Whig), Mr A Dunlop (hon sec Dublin District Institute of Jour. nalists), Mr E J Cotton (general manager Northern Counties Railway) ...
... pensioners of the hated Sassenach ? And can it be true that it is the virtual successors of the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs who are doling out the alms to those of the Mac party who need the same? So it is asserted, and not by one or two journals ...
... that head. Eis Lordship, in addressing them, said there Land Commissioners ; Mr H Marphy, Rathfriland ; from her | nner ‘ The Whig’ now writes of were ei:ht bills to go before them, some involving Mis and Miss Mackenzie, Bel ; Mr and Mis immeuse ¢ serious ...
... av ae vavs =a 2624 rns eS — Why the “Whig” should adopt NEWI g-in-the-manger it is diffi- (Be! ceive, The Postmaster-General, bas no axe to His sole lary Soest) pee mtn } ion, of the community is to be His W lon that aspect of the question rested 2? t ...
... to-day he was ouly a grand old spider. (Laughter.) Mr ParnelPir party used to be the faithful party ; to•day they were all Whigs and placethunters. And what happened to change them in the meantime ? What bad changed Mr Devitt from a starling Nationaliet ...
... cheers)—against the work of factioniets. (Cheers.) All they have to say to US IS that we are Whigs. (Laughter.). Well, I would make a good photograph as • Whig, wouldn't I. (Repencil laughter.) They say we are renegades. Welt. I havatuot been able to lo ...
... consists in a querulous complaint of the action of the Belfast News-Letter, which it accuses of inconsistency. To read of The Whig preaching consistency is truly laughable; but we may let that pass—it does not concern the present issue. Neither are we concerned ...
... A weeks ago we likened the Northern Whig to a Dame Partington trying to keep out 1 the ocean with her mop ; and, day by day, it would seem to us, the illustration is becoming I more apt. The good old lady, although finding her efforts in vain, will not ...
... Coaservative Party, but though with us, they are not of us. They are, Constitutionalists and Unionists first, and Liberals or Whigs afterwards. Their position is one of pure unselfishness and disinterestedness; and, although in these respects they do not ...
... M arsday Nizht.—To-nieht at a meet- pool Polic william W ward, in which a cont-st for Town is pending between United B , a Whig, aod a Tory, Mr T charged \ MP spoke and referred to Mary- to upwar Certsio allegations he sai! bad alleged th Mr T M Healy ...
... SS — NEWRY REPOR’ later hour of postage.” The | BALLYB: | Before C n Whig” is wroth over this igaor- e Larne and Stravraer route, Dasies, ause grabbing Belfast bas not got weet will in the matter, even to Six yor M‘Connel ent of quite a uumber of Uister ...