... public ma'ters. >' written by him on muiry, 1 775, this ! day one hundred and twenty-three ago. ' t> Ij'ird then the titular Whig leader. 'My birthdiy, need not sly how nan. That Ed nun Burke w >ui i value if could ' speak any recognition by the citizens ...

... to Orangemen of Derry in their endeavour to get up a sectarian agitation agamstthe Local Government Bill. It will found, the Whig believes, that there is no reason for serious alarm wdth respect the opera'ion of the Bill when becomos law. In many of its ...