... but in his own right as a successful invader. To this remarkable proposition, which was high treason at its worst, the great Whig families tamely assented. and the under-sized Calvinist from The Hague took his seat on the Throne of the Plantagenets. So ...

... Jack Beattie has announced his intention of claiming the seat for which his rival has now been disqualified. The Northern Whig '' London correspondent says:— The MacManaway case has turned out to be a triumph for Mr. Geoffrey Bing. the Socialist K.C ...

... MOODY, a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland! (now retired), in a letter published in the Belfast Northern Whig said:— Mr, J. Beattie is reported as stating that, at a meeting in support of Mr. Teevan, a local M.P. concluded his speech ...

... clear that if anyone did man's column in the Northern Miss Jenn.ngs, after enquiring as not wish to altend he need not. j Whig referring to the free film to which Religious Instruction' On the accompanying sheet is !shows for adults and children at ...

... who hearlded the return of English Catholic poetry in the old style was sneered at as a convert and cruelly depicted by the Whig I historian, Macauley. But after Pope. Catholic letters sank again into obscurity, and it was not until the 'clever young fellow ...

... supported the movement led by Daniel O'Connell, but vigorously protested against the latter's sacrificing Ireland to the Whigs. GaYan Duffy describes him as a Protestant of liberal fortune and democratic opinions who had lent his aid in Parliament ...

... True as steel The Northern Whig Club was the chief medium of democratic expression in those years of momentous changes, and of it SPRINGTIME once again brings its PROBLEMS of CLEANING and RENEWING CURTAINS, Etc., Etc. We SPECIALIZE in making LOOSE COVERS ...

... breaking the connection with England. He was one of the founders of the Academical Institution in Belfast and the Northern Whig, and an enthusiastic supporter of Catholic claims for full citizen rights. As a major, he served in the Dublin Independent ...

... the way whereupon the man' handling the banner accused the (Mk at of obstructing the Lord's' work ! —From the Northern Whig.** What DID she mean? What a proud moment it was for us when Queen Elizabeth prodarned her firm intention to watch carefully ...

... William Drennan, achieved his greatest fame in verse when he wrote The Wake of William Orr.'' and even in England the English Whig leader. Charles James Pox. and many of his followers gave expression to democratic sentiments by toasting the martyr's memory ...

... Mr. E. S. Fisher (D and E. Fisher) appeared for Forsythe, and Mr. D. O'Hare (Fisher and Fisher) appeared for Elder. McKnght, Whig ston and Newell were not present or legally represented. District Inspector R. H. Potts,' Newry, prosecuting. said these cases ...

... a gentleman of some notoriety: he had been an early Liberal and his name is rrcorded as an original member of the Northern Whig Club. in the same column with that of his countryman Lord Castlereagh. celebrating in the town of Re:fnst I ' The alorlous ...