... DECEMBER. 1947, EIGHT p.m. PHE FOLLOWING PAPERS AND PERIODICALS WILL BE OFFERED ■ FOR SALE:- DAlLY!—Belfast News-Lifter, Northern Whig and Morning Post. Irish News. Belfast Telegraph (2 copies), Irish Independent, Daily Mail,Glasgow Herald. Irish Times, New ...

... John Snoddy and W-Ons. Tnhn Owens and William Simms. Jack” Smiddy. whom we congratu_- on his double success (winnina to ’’Whigs’’ as observer and obtaining his commission— nroner double,> the first of the old boys «be R-Arv to receive his commission, ...

... did not ‘ed in 1866 for a Tory than lend @ frien vd agitation, which persevered in until the | Commission. the part of the Whig Home Rule, Mr. Dis- | whatever that a per- e of Ireland, as [ put ing about a state of wouki enable the case rspeot of success ...

... s, and again England went to the Continent for a King. The Tories were still supporting the claim of the Stuarts, but the Whigs proclaimed the Protestant George 1.. son of the elector of Hanover in Germany, whose mother was a granddaughter of James I ...

... Jordan, George Devinny, John Gullick, Thomas Neel and James Campbell. The history states that “The congregation of Bethel were Whigs (American Patriots) to a man. Presbyterianism not only makes its subjects advocates for liberty, but fits them for the privileges ...

... regard and two children 1 response to that his was ren turned out cn jon was drawn to ssenger to Lord Hilisborough with hern Whig” ask- A hearty vote of thanks was accorded to proved demand for Colonel Wallace, on the motion of Br. John) and manufacturing ...

... annuai meeting last week. Profit on the Steel Cup amouniedy £243 2s Bd, but the recent Co. Antriy Shield semi-finals and final. whig were better than for several years, g into the 1958/59 accounts. Mr. F. J. Cochrane was re-elected chairman and Mr. T. Armstrong ...

... no such per though there might hav (Laughter and cheers.) The among other examples of th BETRAYAL OF THE VT [IRELAND by the Whig members - 1) gentlemen, | am a n ally remarked Healy, Mr. Redinond pointed to tl port of the imposition of a £300,000 annually ...

... 1839. They were John Kane and William S. McCaughey, and accounts of their impending departures were carried in the Northern Whig newspaper of October 19, 1839. The largest report in the paper was reserved for Kane, in whose honour a public dinner had been ...

... 1e merest common- | ess in Ireland. If} fessing Nationalist we should have s for the future of j ~h a creature could | The ‘Whig’ the idea that the! rk of a rretched ‘stuff’ was , who is only less irnal that ‘palmed fifth-hand calum- the Trish | tinned ...

... Hamilton was brief, and in 1765 Burke became private secretary to Lord Rockingham, who at .hat time was leader of the Old Whigs. In the same year he entered Parliament, and from that time to his death in 1797 he occupied a foremost position in English ...

... and conviction, was Sir Charles comment on his performance. Mr. J. M. Robertson regarded the scheme as concession to the Whigs. “ I should. ■’ said. *' have preferred a Bill to resolution, and this should have been brought in six months ago. Mr. W. ...