... LORD BAUSBUBrS I.ETTEB. Mr. RoaaaU aaat tho foUowia* com wakrtw to the Korthmi Whig: 104 Slephe«‘» Omen. Dublin. • .'ed Janoarr. 1901 Sip—Bpeaknjf Drcrtnbrr 86th. Mr. Hentooi aald • Xow. my facte ape »if»ple. F'mt. that Mr. RmmaU left oat of the Oorera ...

... tba monung. aad inPartUxaeDt in May. 1900. a had a ta ba (bare, a Mr. M. Haaly. made a epecch. in ooaraa of whMb qaotad Irtm Whig ' lltb May. 1900, aad tad a reaoJu (taa tha Board far Booth AMtirm Tbat laaelatwe in a Union vapor baeaoae, ta Mr. Macartary ...

... and the meeting roodwied with cordial of the directors end staff. THE TRADE DUBLIN, WICKLOW, AND WEXFORD RAILWAY. Tb# folio whig of dirr.iora for th-> half-yaar ended Sift December. 1900, bo atibrrtrtlnd the proprietor*, the halfyearly meeting, to bold ...

... 'routly to wndia>l. wbeu wa' the l»t that ermnaot jedpt. fl'Hvgan. »Lcn hr that andar vratom (tovemaaM, executive, whet tor it w. Whig or Tory, Natiimdim Orange, under no nmanaUnoM. for aaotrra eser. ebeuld packed jury the fountains of jiwuce .lohn T ixraot ...

... there any, who are umpired with confidence by. derive eiH-osiegenaeiot from, the letter Mr. Rnaeell wrote to the Northasa Whig on the last day of February. The writer recur* to * phrase of which aeean greatly enamoured: I* not months since that firs ...

... MR. AND THE ULOTHR MEMBERS The following appaara ia ■ Korkb.ru Whig elm—Permit to aay ratoraweo » mm etpfvmum* n your lending amok of that when rafarrud to pledge-hraaberi i did aaplv that term to or to Mr. MaMftaer NaitbM •( r»tta. man gnue any tbul ...

... REPLY MR MACARTNEY Belfast. T W. RosseU, writ iog t-> the *■ Northern Whig.’ deals with Mr. He wm —I tor the porp-we of Mr Marsrsaey's dsleac* thoee who. pledged support ish. ruled A out the member tor Anlnci. it treason to the party rote agaiiut tbe ...

... rootnboteil « , be of Ml* Flom* W Jooe«. H. W Onad Mr WdJ North t?’ M f-llovrtl . Cmderriia oajjrt ttnlil tt* •«n*H boom d*n ...

... old engageimn;. but wn» pa;r-in favour of the ameadmeni. rod took .l cara to so paired. or »o ago M r Raaaeil wrote to tbe Whig, and held to ptblic having what be called a Laeyera* Bill. I never saw the Kill tiao . much cid I bark it. The back- rof the ...

... end; the must force into the.r aarrice, need be, organisations. Orange or oat isations maithirs Patliamaat, politic*! parties. Whig Tory, and. they refused to work, get others do it. There were alwavs plenty of good mao idle. Mr Gordon. . hid slued him (the ...

... laMiaiad. aad waacbed TWy «Ma« 1 tka ptayiag baba, boat P**7. t -V* MB. RUSSELL AHD SOUTH la iht coam of latter the * Northern Whig Mr. T. W Rotorll. M.P.. with ncm to bio rengootioa from the Sooth Tyroao Repotnticn AoeoctoUen, toy*: boro token tbit atep ...

... change that coming over the country said had been funding up history of thu Union since 1800, and coofeeaed agreed with the Whig* who opposed but he added one thing pan Act and another to repeal it traced the hirtory of the last hundred yuan, and argued ...