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... the advice which may be tendered by the Minister. The Sovereign is bound to exercise a discretion upon that point, and the Whig statesman affirmed hie conviction that in resisting the injudicious advice of a Minister to create a large number of Peers ...
... Smith was minister in Aberdeen, Rawtenstall, Doncaster, Tavistock, and Credition. Readers of Nature Notes in the Nontheen Whig will regret that not again will they meet with those interesting and entertaining paragraphs signed W.S.S. He was an a ...
... by if its condition. It may be assumed that it social Review issued by the Northern the new fixtures are satisfactory, not Whig in its annual report , It seta much will be heard about compulsory sale II forth, in correct English, the events and while ...
... Whig hay (SUNDAYS OPIN SIA PASSAGE ONLY 70 MINUTES PORT TO PORT UNDIR HOURS. New Turbine Prisms Victoria sad Prima Mewl* New Turbine Steamers have redound the port to part pump to well sada 2 hoses, a meolderable pardon of width le an the obeitsred ...
... Coleraine. Vrtss 9.arthan Countits' Uhtrtiser. THURSDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1911. Referring to the North Derry Unionist meetings, the Whig says Home Rulers are -voluble enough ; but they have never - told us a single advantage which Ireland can gain from a Parliament ...
... round the girth of the crushing claw, _and 15 inches round the body. It weighed nearly 10 lbs. when freshly landed.— Northern Whig. THE BALLYMONEY FREE PRESS. ...
... Wag, Ballpaosay ; ROBERT male ; JOSEPH SANDFORD, £3D anal Nall and Shortest Sea Seats ---I OBBAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Ills &Whig Daily dodos war. WILT Marna TORT TO PORT MID= I BMW Now Tortoise Mason sod Miaow I.w Teeth's ham rsdsmd Is • ßss. .of Is ...
... of the flax. Other mem• ben vigorously supported the resolutions. which were passed. Replying to a letter in the Northern Whig advocating increased Prices, Observer stated in a letter to that lnurnal:— I leak upon his suggestion about the price of ...
... R. Perks ventures to think that the Government has seriously underrated the strength of Protestant opinion. The Northern Whig, which is regarded in some quarters as rather moderate, in an article dealing in strong terms with the matter, Rays that the ...
... SOCIAL RESULTS. Leave Tory, Whig, and Radical out of consideration, and answer this question. Has the existence of the present Government been conducive to the vital interests of the people? Has it been conducive to the interests of the farmers or labourers ...
... provide for the scathing and marketing of such flax. FLAX-GROWING IN IRELAND. The following letter has appeared in the Northern Whig :—Sir,—Regarding the pro'posed flax cultivation scheme I would suggest that Ulster and elsewhere be divided in groups, and ...
... Inniskilling Men. To the journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, the Ulster Journal of Archssolou, the Northern Whig, the Witness, and the Irish Presbyterian he has contributed numerous articles on old Irish history, theology, and biography ...