... continues: 11 Nobody remembers this odious exhibition, because it appeared in an enlightened Whig review. Nobody forgets the ‘Quarterly’ on Keats. Teh the Whigs massacred, with every indecent circumstance, by far the greater of the two martyred poems.” ...

... Macknight records his “twentyeight years’ experience as Irish Editor.” Mr. Macknight went to Belfast 1866, to edit the “Northern Whig,” and as the conductor of that paper, now stauncldy Unionist, he has acquired knowledge of Ulster feeling which imparts co ...

... St. Stephen’s. The excitement which has prevailed in Irish Nationalist circles over the rival claims of the Eedmondite and Whig candidates for the Kitchen Committee has been turned to poetical account by Mr. T, D. Sullivan: Come let us rejoice With one ...

... originally possessed. Some of them were so confused as to be absolutely unintelligible, in other* appeared too plainly the mild Whig affecting a boisterous Lord Roeebery. besidee failures on bis own account, bad put with scurvy treatment from more than one ...

... the night before. daily bulletin is now dropped, and tho Rcdroonditc organ comments on the fact in the following terms:—“ The Whig M.P.s say to John Dillon: • Pay us our wages, and will attend during Parliament.’ And as John has no money the boys ire strike ...

... 1 should applaud with both hands ami feel the policy of Beaconetiold, so evidently sound tha-t it convinced the best, the Whigs, dividing the party; the Unionist group of liarlingtou and Chamberlain uniting itself to the Tories of the Salisbury administration ...

... engaged in holding meetings, ostensibly for the political enlightenment of Irish farmers, following extract from the Northern Whig,” taken from list of land cases decided at Armagh, becomes specially interesting : John Howard Parnell, landlord. Old Judicial ...

... B Y THE r. Two correspondents have written to point out that the apthiryetic of the “Northern Whig quoted by us yesterday, in dealing with the reduction of Mr. H. Parnell’s rent, will not hold water. “It true,” writes “Q.E.D.,” “that reduction of £3 15s ...

... “small copper'’ makes gay the heather, and the lower grades with its mauy-hued companies. There are two or three often, wing to whig, shining above tho great buttercups on tho damper ground; without lofty flights they are ever moving the sunlight which brightens ...

... Politicians know them well In times cone by political shibboleths were comparatively simple and few in number. In Reform days Whigs swore by the Bill, the Whole Bill, and Nothing but the Bill. Any partisan could say that. Later, Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform ...

... good outside tho actions the Whigs, and that his political complexion coloured tho whole his history. Even I)r. John-6on, too, confessed that, when reporting, or evolving, tho debates in Parliament, took good not let the Whig dogs got the best of it, Henry ...

... was fourth, and Royal Minstrel last. 2.45.— THE MIDDLETHORPE STAKES of 5 sovs each, with added. One mile. Lord Stanley’s Red Whig If., 'tyrg.bst-lb* ..(T. Loates) Capt. Macbeir* Erin, 6y«?ost 71b (M. Cannon) Mr. J. A. Miller’s Macalpmo, Syr*. 7i t 21b ...