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... WHIGS AND TORIES. Existence of Pact Denied. The following letter was Saturday adddessed by Si: George Younger. Chairman of the Unionist Party organisation, Vo the Chairmen of Unionist Associations in every constituency in England and Wales:—Dear Sir—ln ...
... “NORTHERN WHIG.’’ ‘“Mr. de Valera’s object is to secure by duress what h6 cannot obtain by persuasion. The Inevitable inference from his words Is that. If 'Ulster' Is not annexed, Southern territory may become an enemy base In time of war. The Hitler ...
... THE WHINING OF THE “WHIG THB whole life of the city,” quoth he, “lacks the driving force and eian of a people fighting for an ideal they hold dear.” Yet in a certain historic event the “Whig’ was no better pleased with Dublin for just the very opposite ...
... FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG. PROPRIETORS UNABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR STRANGE HOLD UP The proprietors **lhe Deny Journal arc* ffivc an»y reason why the ...
... Wednesday, the “Northern Whig” virtually repeated the charge yesterday and was hauled over the coals for it at Stormont in the afternoon Finance Minister’s Indignation is evidence how gravely the Government is perturbed by the swelling chorus of bitter ...
... B THE“WHIG’S” MISREADING OF THE STARS MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1945 l’l‘ now rather looks as if all the gloating predictions in which Six County Unionist organs used to indulge in the course of the present war that nothing but postwar gloom, isolation and ...
... From “ northern Whig,” Belfast (U.) If the Nat'ennlisl* love Ireland let them discard Home Rule, which has always been curse to the country, and let parres jo n under the protection and help the Imperial Parliament in making native land happy, prosperous ...
... TRAND - LONDONDERRY PHE NORTHERN WHIG AND BELFAST POST ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... from tbs vermilion in the inkpot. The Editor of the Whig, however might; with the pen, will never know a wearied mmole in the award exercise. Be will, no donbl, be ver; much oat tor gore in the jonrnaliilic enterprise. Bat here in something of parole—one ...