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... “FOOLS AND ROGUES. The Northern Whig (llolfast) says that yesterday there was considerable amusement and some indignation in Heifa&t at the statemont which appeared Mr. Gladstone’s speech at the Memorial Hall about Unionists who might disposed resist ...
... Irish Times points out that the occurrence was unique its earnestness, in its simplicity, and in its dignity. The Northern Whig (Belfast) observes that it cannot said that was sectarian demonstration. The delegates met &> Unionists, and Unionists only ...
... And let those who the bonds of their Union would sever avoided as traitors, and branded foes. Then, a truce all parties—your Whig and your lory— W ben our land is danger, party are we; All united w© stand in defence of her glory, And the flag of Old England ...
... MANIFESTO. The Northern Whig (Belfast) says that the earnest appeal made by Lord Salisbury to the electors not to give one section divided country absolute power over the property and lives of the other, will receive very earnest response throughout Ireland ...
... Bill which had been passed by the Lower,! used certain words to which weinviteMr. Gladstone attention. •• It used held by Whigs and Tories,” said the member for Derby, ” that when the country had decided favour of a measure and Parliament had passed the ...
... seventeenth century the favourite badge of the Scottish Covenanters, and from them blue became the partisan colour of the Whigs, though usually associated thdm with yellow, in memory of the House Orange (as in the famous blue and huff cover of the Edinburgh ...
... being responsible fertile disruption of the Irish party, and then read a cablegram from Mr. Harrington, declaring that tha Whigs intended to expel every Parnellite from Parliament asked liie bearers if they favoured those men whose onlv crimes were that ...
... the ascendancy of the law. They are against the ascendancy of the village ruffian and of the village pope,” said the great Whig ' statesman, who, as Presbyterian, ought to know something about the feelings bis co-religiouists in Ireland. The true position ...
... calling Junction; from London Bridge 2.30p.m.; and Kensington (Addisou-road) p.m. Returning oy certain Trains only the foll Whig Tuesday Evening. WHITSUNDAY. CHEAP TRAINS from LONDON BRIDGE B.U a.m., calling at New Cross, Norwood Junction, and West Croydon; ...