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... Whig or News-Letter Mercury Chronicle Chronicle Belfast Weekiy News Telegraphic Circular Ulster General Ad- VEFtiser i Uleterman Morning News The following London Newspapers also supp j | Received London f By Exrress News ] | every Sat. Morning ...
... greater weight to the voice of the people in the couvcils of the House of Commons.” That, then, is the Whig bid. The ramour current io society that the Whigs intend to bid higher, if the Tories bid high, is rather confirmed by this remarkable challenge from ...
... ORIGIN OF « WHIG” AND TORY.” Considerable error prevails respecting the origin of these terms, which has lately been thus satisfactorily corrected by a correspondent of the Athenctum: No two writers have agreed respecting the origin or etymology of the ...
... heard it often said, and he must have heard it still oftener, and said, too, with much positiveness and confidence, that the Whigs, as a political party, were extinguished, an- nibilated, done for, smashed—(great Jaughter)—and that Whiggism, as a political ...
... fact, the Whig, evineing every anxiety to find fault, could bring neither fact nor argument to bear on the subjeet—it could only drivel—factiously, meanly drivel—even as it is now doing—and thus the Council and the town were de- ceived. The Whig is responsible ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG “Public Baths and Wash-bouses, Belfast, July 10, 1856. “ to your comments on my letter pub- lished in your journal of this date, in which are reite- rated the various charges made against the condition of this establishment ...
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... Kine Wittram tne axp tae or 1831.—Mr. Roebuck, in his * History of the Whig Administration of 1830, to the passing of the Reform M Bili,” gives the following accourtt, on the authority of regi Lord ham, then Lord Chancellor, of the inter- tot! view with ...
... hard pressed for assistance when he quotes an article from that paper, which commences by calling The Whig, The Chronicle, The News-Letter, and yourself letter having been insertod in all these papers. r. Cassidy poe J his letter by launching forth into ...
... 4. } Correspondence. To BPITOR OF THE BELPAST MERCURY. Sin,—E fave just read in The Northern Whig of Saturday last ajletter addressed to the editor of that paper, by the Rev. Mr. Killen, of Ballymacarrett, in which I am accused of having cast reflections ...
... of its consequences. Moderate Whigs, the friends of his earlier days, the men who with him had borne the brunt of the struggle which illustrated his name, dissuaded him, but in vain. Lord Grey, an hereditary authority on the subject of Reform, showed ...