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... He would not, lie said, be a 1 .artv to a fraud. In these debates Johnson I In lved his sound Tory principles. He gave the Whig'. he said, plenty of gooed a-guments, hbut V care that the Tories shlould have-the best of it. Pae enjoyed the w orEk, and ...
... reconcile the Roman Catholics. History, however, shows that they are not to be reconciled. They have no confdence in either Whigs or Tories, and they laugh at the puerile efforts of Mr. Gerald Ralfour. SixcE the opening of the Session very little has been ...
... and inti- mation given that the Earl of Derby was en- gaged in the task of forming a Government. The outgoing was the last Whig Cabinet that ruled the country. , 1853-Mr. Spooner's motion for x- thdravring the grant to Maynooth was negatived, after a ...
... on the Whig or Liberal party. As a Liberal, I am reluctantly obliged to admit this. It wvas the leaders of the Long Parliament who invented the wholesale eon- fcscation, which has bequeathed to us the Irish Land Question It was the Whigs who %were ...
... DAY, 3rd March, 1897, r IGH-CLASS AMERIEICAN TROTTING - HORSES. Full particulars in Monday's News-Letterz and Tuesday's Whig, and in Catalogues. The above will stand in ARTHUR LANE STABLES, and will be offered after Lot 23 (about One o'clock). 4857 ...
... DAY, 3rd March, 7-897, H HIGH-CLASS AMERICAN TROTTING 6 HORSES. Full particulars in 'Monday's News-Letter5 and Tuesday's Whig, and in Catalogues. The above will stand in ARTHUR LA-NE STABLES, and will be offered after Lot 23 (about One o'clock). 4857 ...
... 5897 WHERE ARE TRAVELLING GOODS MADE AND REPAIRED1: Mr. Emksnw is the Pioneer of the Travelling Goods Bnsiness.-Korthern Whig. Mr. Ensx3Nra's firm has been before the public for over a quarter of a century, and has gained the recognised position of ...
... 8j, Strains preference at 6b, and Hughes preference at 7X; Ropework preference at Ifi, Water 3 per cent. stock at 1074, Whigs at 52j, and J. Arrnott & Co. at £S3 1s 9d xd. DIVIDEND. ROBERTSON, LEDLIE, aERGUSON, & CO. The directors of this company have ...
... parliamentary register, Bel- fast News-Latter and Northern Whig; parlia- mentary lists, Belfast News-Letter and Nierthern WlMg ' advertising, Belfast News-Letter, . Northern Whig, Irish News, 'Down Re- corder, Belfast Evening Telegraph ...
... Steampack-et Company; AI..C. tc Major-General Geary, the Keener of the Staw Papers, Mr. ThOs. Mackniglt, editor 'iNorthern Whig, Editor Cork Coostitution, Mr. H. Petherstonhaurgh, Gentlemnan-in-Waiting; Mr. V. CorlAran, Assistant Private Secretary; ...
... scholarly and thought- . ful, reveals wide reading and much skill in the use of richa mnaterial thus collected.- Northern C Whig, February 25th, 1897. 6524 l ?? IMPORTANT jIANNOUNCEMIENT. ROMEITSON, LEDLIE, FERG U SON, & CO., LIMITED, B EG TO INTIMATE ...
... WHERE ARE TRAVELLING . GOODS Ml 1ADE AND REPAIRED 1? Mh~r. ERs-IiN is the Pioneer of the Travelling Goods Business.-Northern Whig. Mr. ERSKINE'S firm has been before the public for over a quarter of a century, and has gained the recognised position of ...