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... (Langhter.) • haat he Perri- nosesseisture that they did not object to calling Mr. Gladstone a Liberal, but the opponents of were Whigs. Now they made a line dividing the sheep from the goats. Out of the lifirdeer Irishmen who I the majority el the Irish National ...

... our Whig contemporary, it has now gives up denouncing tho Cceganation. Time was when it made a &Man of its periodical attacks on the Corporation for its Tory and Orange and for its out and out Tory leanings; hit now all that is at an end. Oar Whig ocatemposary ...

... like the law and if they thought they could snemed, they were at liberty to resist it by force of mart. That was the modern Whig doctrine. But if that doctrine was good for the Protestant* of the North. why was it not good for the Catholios of the South ...

... the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland whether his attention had been called to the report in the Northern Whig, of 20th April last, of a meeting of Presbyterian fanuees, presided over by Mr. Carr, IF., at Killyleagh, County Down, on ...

... la Ms gamin Ayd. Was the*ale a psalm la walarty w die dame ad & at Ile owl whaa rawil wadi Mt ha way. IN orb • awn% dm else *Whig • el bilaserwe maw whose rare th.draludy the ha. honmeny. majesty et this lIND edam away. sad the most vela. Lae sad mewed ...

... therefore, is, low must Mr. Glndstone's concession affect the attitude of the genuine Unionist party as opposed to the mere Whig-Tory contingent P la it is affected in the vital We recall Mr. Chamberlein's statement in his letter to Mr. M.P. that the of ...

... THE COMING CONVENTION. HOW THE NAMES ARE GOT UP. Tim following appears in the Whig am surprised to see my name mentioned as a delegate for Holywood division. Unionist Convention. Surely the promoters of the Holywood meeting afford to be honest in ...

... being a Whig leader—were of the opinion, and used their influence with the Lord,s in abating further opposition. Where, thPII, id the parallel between the Whig leaders in 1832 and Lord Salisbury in 1892 ? The parallel would be found if the Whig leaders ...

... in other etas. oa Mr. through their Unions. are reassemble. Weald be careful about publishing the same. comiderations are Whig read al Dario Ulstermen a. dolomites to Balfoar's attention withthe object of admen bat can't, under existing cirenmatesese ...

... opened to the public on the 2nil November. 1891. 'lke papers then and sine.' taken in were—Th NaWS. .News-Letter, Northern Whig, **Friaeuen'e Journal and Netienal Irish Times, Evening Telegraph, Derry Journal, Col•raine Constitution. Weekly ...