... 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 ...