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... NORTHERN WHIG. Ttic mouthpiece of Orangthun, The Northern Whig.' the shin.elagli over our heads with lio vengeance. it Mr. Asquith. it osys, ham spoken the w-ird there between Ulster and civil war. Protestants should itrengilie , their defence's ...
... THE ENGLISH WHIGS. In it« leader the late l.ord Spencer, **a typical embodiment all that ia best the traditions of EngUh public life,” Time* olnervesThe death this fin© specimen of the English gentleman, and the solid, unpretentious, and unobtrusive type ...
... NORTHERN WHIG. If Mr. Asquith spoken his last word on the Home Rule question, then there is nothing between Ulster and civil war, and, instead of wasting their time considering his proposals. Protsetants would be better employed in strengthening their ...
... NORTHERN WHIG. The Whig. Belfast. siry attempt to frighten the tinter loyalists will only . amongst the mop ., itl w e ec k it to terrify trail it i w sat s only binding. At last, however, we have • confession that the Government do know the truth. ...
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... TORT AWD WHIG. ___, R. Toler Rowley is probah/y correct is to the terms Tory V. According to Pears' Cyclopwdes, the name which, from the time at Charles to the 18th century inclusive, was applied to the. party which advocated demo :Pag. It is of Scottish ...
... saffron &Whig 1911 PARLIAMENT. CONDITION OF TRE• ARMY. ---*-- LORD ROBERTS'S MOTION CARRIED. ---4--- PARLIAMENT RILL IN COMMITTEE. ---4-- PROPOSED INTRODUCTION OF THE BALLOT. --4-- ...
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... MR. JOHN M•NEILL AND THE WHIGS. SEEPING THEM ON TUE NUN. Mr. John McNeill, of the Gaelic League, delivered a lecture last night in the Leineter College, 25 Rutland square, on The Teaching of Irish History in Irish Having dealt at length with the subject ...
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