... Offered—Small lot Northern Whigs also 1882 issue of Belfast and Ulster Bank Shares. Wanted—Anglo-Argentine Trams, Eastern Telegraph, Ulster Marines, and Derry Gas Shares ; 5 per cent Debentures of the South London Tramways Bay in quantity offered at par ...

... franchise would be lowered his party would then be able sweep both Whigs and Tories from the province. If this is the avowed intention of the Nationalist party could any reasonable man blame the Whig Liberals of Ulster if they postponed the day of their political ...

... ATTACKING THE UNEMPLOYED. One of tim Belfast Unionist newspapers, the ‘‘Whig’’ is emphasising almost daily the discontent prevalent in the Six Counties. It is declared that there is discontent, that the expenditure incurred in running the State is greater ...

... landocracy and tenant-right, or Whig and Tory, or combination of both to keep off Nationalism. Unionism, which was the one determining consideration hitherto in evidence, is tended by quite a number of disturbing inflneuces or questions or canses; and ...

... from tbs vermilion in the inkpot. The Editor of the Whig, however might; with the pen, will never know a wearied mmole in the award exercise. Be will, no donbl, be ver; much oat tor gore in the jonrnaliilic enterprise. Bat here in something of parole—one ...

... ee = THE PRESS. THE WHIG-RADICAL CRY OF “NO PROTESTANTISM.” (FROM THE TIMES.) Considering the sharp straits and desperate condition to which the Melbourne and O'Connell partnership has for some months past been condemned—considering what js the tue symbol ...

... Radical administration would pat the seal to our and seal the doom of Whigs and Radicals for ever. When we bear of Lord Melbourne’s being a safer administration than Lord Durham's or Lord Normanby’s could prove, we ask what mischief was it possible for ...

... DEFENCELESS STATE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE UNDER WHIG MISGOVERNMENT. (FROM THE TIMES.) Towards the close of the: last session, in an able but: cool and dispassionate summing up of the gross violations | or fatal neglects of their most important duties which ...

... THE THIRD READING UF THE REFORM BILL. The Northern Whig of summarises this im- | follows :— portant debate. which took place the previous evening, as | “Then began the debate on the motion for the third reading of the Reform Bill—a debate which must hence- ...

... policy of the Whigs, who institute criminal prosecutions, not to uphold the laws, or for general example, but to gratify their spleen against political opponent. Who will venture to affirm, that had Dan O’Connell accepted place under the Whigs, that the ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, | the point did not arise at all. And Mr. R wee eee Whig,” and perhaps succeeded in persu cigh- | Hime, ‘that Mr. Wyndham entirely’ fail word answer his ments in the debate. Mr. new Nationalist friends ca aven | the rescue, and by their ...

... son, in which our gifted brother of the Journal is supposed to be a Whig, hecause the Dublia Evening Post desires to impose him upon the people of Ireland as such! The writer’s remarks upon the conduct of the Londonderry Standard we pass without comment ...