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... notice how opinion has altered since . 1856 f when - Lord Lyndhurst denounced and caused : to be abandoned the proposal of the Whig Government of the day to make Sir- James Parke, an eminent lawyer, afterwards Lord Wensleydale, a peer for his life only. The ...
... and measures, never once took any part in debate, but contented himself with sedulously supporting the Whig leaders. The Duke was one the very few Whig magnates who, after the death Lord Palme re ton, cordially accepted the leadership Mr Gladstone, for ...
... organisations which have long been established, and with highly satisfactory results in many. toroiga utaaes—but which THE NORTHERN WHIG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1891 ...
... HOLYWOOD.— Wanted, to purchase, comfortable Dwelling -house, with garden attached. —Give full particulars, situation, &c., to B Whig Office. AUSTRALIA, America.—Passengers note (i pest Offices; Steam to Australia, via Sue>- Canal, 13 Guineas.—Henry Gowan ...
... THF. NORTHERN WHIG Published at 7 tad 9. Victotu Smerr. Belpait, before five o’clock mom in*. Also every Saturday moming, the WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG—» comprehensive digest of the news of the week. THE SECOND EDITION OF THE NORTHERN WHIG is published six ...
... NEW STORY SLAVES OF FATE THIS WEEK’S WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG. ...
... BRANCH OFFICE. THE LONDON OFFICE OF THE NORTHERN WHIG is 174, Strutt, where flies of the Paper may be seen. News and Advertisements sent to tlvat address can be transmitted direct to the Office in Belfast. ...
... state that the Marquis Londonderry will bo present to day at the meet of the County Down StagKouncle at Legacuiry. THE NORTHERN WHIG. THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1891. ...
... PLACE. lIHIS NEW HOTEL has been flttod up with 1. all the modern improvements sad eami. fort throughout, sanitary arrangements Whig perfect. Particular attention paid to the cuisine attendance, wipes and spirits. Comfortable and ventilated Billiard and 311110 ...
... measures, he never once took any art in dobate, but contented himself with sedulously supporting the Whig leaders. The Duke iras one of the very few Whig magnates who, after the death ef Lord Palmerstoa, cordially accepted tho leadership of Mr Gladstone ...
... limited to the maintenance of the Union, though that was the central point in the |x>licy which joined together Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals in common cause. That cause lIM been steadily and successfully maintained for more than four years in the teeth ...
... HOUSEMAIDS, COOKS, GENERAL SERVANTS, Ac. SERVANTS of the above classes will find it to their advantage to advertise in the Northern Whig. —See published cheap scale charges for advertisements. ...