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... BELFAST VIEWS “ Northern Whig ”’—“The I'ree State Government is giving the world an almost incredible exhibition of peevigh narrowness and discourtesy to fhe King's representative in Dublin. The accumulated acts of the De Valera Government within the ...

... admitted, only needed the support and enthusiasm of the people themselves to force the attention of Walpole, Molesworth was o Whig and, unlike Swift, could command the ear of the Government, and even that of Boulter, at the time. One of his projects to establish ...

... every,_ ‘reason to fell satisfied with the remarkable success which has attended his audacious financial proposals.”—* Northern Whig ” on the agreement of December, 1025, by which the Irish Free State was ab. solved from any liability under Article V. of the ...

... Unionist cirelos over E Mr, Thomas's departure for Canada, i writes the London correspondent of i; the Belfast ** Northern Whig,” The !5 attaation in the Free State is such o that many members think My, b Thomas should remain at home, On. % the other ...

... all quarters in the North, *Tho Act of 1920 remaips Ulster’s Charter,” says the Belfast Newsletter *'; while the * Northern Whig ” terms it *“ this absurd notion. Bureaucratic Legislation, : All members of the Northérn Parliament will receive copies of ...

... an encouraging in. _;f,‘j,;;‘.,,{rpduqtion at Baldoyle yesterday, when . dop an averag attendance £1.423 was invbabed, ol . Whig” wonld indicate a marked inecredse o the customary amounts taken, and the Cspongors of the eystem are optimistic that ‘with ...

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