... ‘Derry Standard’. i Mr. Thompson also worked in the Londonderry office of the ‘Belfast Telegraph’ before moving to the ‘Northern Whig’ in 1948. He later joined the ‘News Letter’ where he became chief sub-editor and in 1963 moved to the ‘Belfast Telegraph' and ...

... er journalism with former ‘D Standard’. Mr. Thompson worked in Londonderry offi the ‘Belfast Tele; before moving t ‘Northern Whig’ i He later joinec ‘News Letter’ whi became chief suband in 1963 moved ‘Belfast Telegrap transferred to paper’'s we publications ...

... he expianation of the decision of the then owners of the “Journal’” was that they were facing the possibility of the growing Whig Party setting up a -newspaper in opposition, thanks to a special fund that had been opened and had received widespread and ...

... the right to sit in Parliament) in 1829, was set now on gaining control of Irish corporate towns, and the usually cautious Whigs were ready to co-operate in the reform of municipal corporations, which was a main object anyhow of their radical supporters ...