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... that they are tborongblv -with Mr. Hassell the Land and against Ireland in her demands everything else. The Whigs have no mob” it was once said in Ulster, hot the uses of enthnsing crowd, nevertheless, are not to be and were not despised. There is not ...
... the point did not arise all. And Mr. Russell now tries to persuade the readers of the “ Northern Whig,” and perhaps has succeeded in persuading himself, that Mr. Wyndham entirely failed answer bis arguments in the debate. Mr. Russell's new Nationalist ...
... many a remote mountain stream.—S. H., Cookstown, in Northern Whig” Nature Notes.” ...
... Whig, is lest these well-intentioned ladies and gentlemen should at the fortnight’s end flatter themselves with the delnsioanStiat they ...
... landocracy and tenant-right, or Whig and Tory, or combination of both to keep off Nationalism. Unionism, which was the one determining consideration hitherto in evidence, is tended by quite a number of disturbing inflneuces or questions or canses; and ...
... theHbuse, the Whig would be amongst the loudest in the excellence of 'W cstminster and the folly and the crime of placing the control of Irish affairs in Irish hands. This is logic it is understood in Unionist Ulster. The old fallacy,” the Whig fears, will ...
... THINGS. Thk Northern Whig is a serious paper and does not write idly or without reason on public questions affecting such things as local government within the immediate scope of its newspaper jurisdiction ; and so when wo find Whig complaining of the ...
... THE HUNDRED BEST HYMNS. RESULT OF COMPETITION In the “Northern Whig” of 28tb December last there appeared specially contributed article on hymns, and the writer stated that, in order to promote the study of hymns in Ireland amongst members of the Presbyterian ...
... 1.1903 the Whig kaowß that in sacrifice tnaile by the Evicted, the Land Bill that now so rejoices its Ulster farmer heart, had its root and nonnshment* was not the nicely poised letter-writing or lor that matter leader-writing in the Whig and its congeners ...
... sequence known to Belfast of the highest insurance pteminms—almost prohibitive was —in the kingdom. Why ? Hadn’t the Whig a series of special papers on lha subject? The Xcms-Letler could look these np. They would freshen its own thoughts, and mayhaps ...
... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. I THE QUEEN TO VISIT BELFAST. The Glencoe eorrespondent of the Whig says—ll PRESBYTERIAN CUURCH. Is announced here from Dublin on what Is rated to Tim Presbytery of Derry met on Tuesday in First be theta regarded as reliable ...
... MR. RUSSELL AND SOUTH TYRONE. In the course letter the Northern Whig Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P., with reference hi* resignation from the South Tyrone Registration Association, says: have taken this step because proceedings that have taken place during ...