... consideration, the farmer has every right to be thankful for the excellent prospects that there are of abundant harvest. Northern Whig.- DERBY PETTY SESSIONS— Yesterday. [Before Alderman Bell (chairman), Colonel Tynte, Aaron Baxter, Bernard Doherty, T. G. Bible ...

... which was asked Thursday regarding Presbyterian representation on the University Commission, I,” says writer in the Northern Whig, “was right in stating that the member for North Down asked tbe supplementary question, and the Parliamentary report was in ...

... Doeheee Aberaon, the grand eld woman ol tbe peerage, hae “•jj**®? nlnutiafth A daughler sizlb Dmkt Bedfoed, bead ol the great Whig tana olßooell. ehe married la 1881 into the bona ol Hamilton. Quean Viatoeia, wbo wae atfaebed tar, wae K , K2TS!^^“lir£iS~''S ...

... spirit of the Penal Laws. The Northern Whig keeps well away from the error and stupidity of confounding the wishes of William with the intolerant notions his latter-day professed following. William 111. was,” says the Whig, himself Protestantism,” a notion ...

... day, and a day later sweeps through the story of our land, it was as something that had passed out with It idle to deny,” the Whig rethetide. The holiday element for all the wild m s the Lodge men, that during some attempt to turn it to political and sectarian ...

... ion of public bodies supposed to have oversight of what affects trade and commerce. the particular instance dealt with the Whig ...

... of the Derry Central Bailway. Mr. Austen Chamberlain—The advertisement appeared in 14 papers—Bel/ast Newt-Letter, Northern Whig, Evening Telegraph, Dublin Irith Timet, Daily Exprett, Independent, London Timet, Manchetter Guardian, Liverpool Courier, Scottman ...

... Balfour and Mr. T. W, Russell.” In the comment on the correspondence the Whig pushes still higher and pnts the Professor on to seat on the Commission itself. But then the Whig shakes the head and adds, If onr London correspondent is correct stating that ...

... tions of the Royal Commission on the Land Acts presided over by Sir Kdward Fry. The Government, our correspondent, “An Old Whig of the School of Grattan,*’ points out, in a very striking letter which we pub lish this morning, have ignored the most important ...

... feeling—as against the police for instance —whilst “themselves keeping outside the reach of the baton.” The Whig no doubt agrees with ns in that. The Whig voices an important section of public opinion in BeUast, bnt there are other voicings influential with ...

... never once shown the true spirit of condemnation. The Whig states that Gilmore got a terrific trouncing and that was generally savagely maltreated.” Why ? The head and foot his offending is,” the Whig reporter adds, that he is a Roman Catholic.” may well ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1901. VERY SERIOUS, INDEED. Trk Northern Whig is not a Nationalist paper ; neither is it extreme in the general assertion of its views. The Whig is, indeed, intensely anti-Nationalist bnt has striven, with some success, to establish ...