... Sold Everywhere A 150 years Extracts from the Belfast News- Letter of January, 1790 DUBLIN, January 21, 1790.—Tuesday last the Whig Club held a meet-! ing which was numerous and respectable. The Earl of Fortarlmgton filled the chair, and the Right Hon. Mr ...

... It reminded me of the Irish national schoolbook which, politics being barred, explained Tory as opposed to Whig,” and when you looked up Whig in the same- book you found that it was •' opposed to Tory.” I consulted larger dictionary and here I read that ...

... invitations from Canadians who are willing to take care of the children. Mr. Rupert Davies, editor of the Kingston, Ontario. Whig-Standard and President of the Canadian Press has received a cable from Sir Robert Webber of the Cardiff Western Mail asking ...

... source of our strength. In that achievement all living parties, Conservative, Liberal. Labour, and other parties like the Whigs who have passed away—all have borne a part, and all to-day at the moment of our sorest need share the benefits which have resulted ...

... Street, is reputed to have a ghost. It has extensive gardens and even a wood reputed to contain pheasants. It was London’s great Whig salon In the 18th century and the home of Charles James Fox and also of Addison, who, in the throes of composition would pace ...

... This club was founded n 1863, was formerly the London mansion of Lord Stanley of Alderley, and was the scene of many notable Whig receptions. The banqueting hall of Kltham Palace, which dates from King John, was bombed and set on tire dur- ing daylight ...

... and a supplementary volume, edited by Professor R. A. S. Macalister, from Professor Macalister; 22 volumes of the “ Northern Whig,” from Kt. Hon. Samuel Cunningham: a framed miniature of Rev. H, Dobbin, from Mr. A. D. Drury; “ Ardfert and Aghadoe Clergy ...

... principles usually their own. So, for example, wrote the history of the revolution of manifestation of the eternal veiities of Whig-ism. Some propagandist historians, the lecturer went, on, magnified the individual great men to God-like size, but the opposite ...

... with life. They have music in them, and an irresistible lilt. Their rhythms dance without single clumsy itco. .••-—Northern Whig. ...

... sale In India. From 1920 until 1930 Mr. Armour was engaged In Journalism in Northern Ireland, and was editor of the Northern Whig from 1928 until 1930. He was the pioneer of the Toe H movement in Ulster and was the founder of the Young Farmers’ Clubs and ...

... chairman by Mrs. D. C. Lindsay and seconded by Mrs. Waddell, wife of an ex-Moderator. Members— Name the paper. Mr. Johnston—The Whig.” Councillor W. M. Wilton said that he would second such a resolution. He (hmicht they should add vote of confidence in Dr ...

... Kirkwood. Irish News ', 1 M. Larmour, Belfast News-Letter T. M'Mullan. Belfast Telegraph. an. B. F. Proudfool, Northern Whig. ...