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... conversion to Education League views with the remark: There can be impartaioe attached to anything that perverse and vicious old Whig as Lord Bussell can say on religious teaching.’’ The Fanfolla of Borne has reason to believe that the Bills regulating the ...
... Gratitude, especially Whig gratitude, means a lively sense favours come,and on this groundMr.Dinnen’s expenses sho be defrayed subscription. all means let the Whig idea carried out, and Mr. reimbursed bis expenses although, according to Whig doctrine, no man ...
... snraptu- oneness” with which tho Norflirni Whig may have been received at the Mayor’s table. No doubt, there was good dinner and excellent wine. doubt his Worship exhibited all the courtesies life to his Whig guest, and flattered him and coaxed him, and ...
... candour and propriety. Freedom and frankness' the part of the Whig ! It is the freedom akin to that of an eavesdropper, aud the frankness resembling that of the Thug. This writer in the Whig, remembering the good things be enjoyed the Mayor's table, seems ...
... revolution and progress is coincident with distinction between Conservatism and Liberalism. We know that the Whigs are not revolutionists, but then the Whigs have ceased to Liberals, except in name and party connection ; in opinion they arc Con- ‘‘‘•rr**''--'*' ...
... CONSERVATIVE REACTION, m rr. An Indopeoifent ’writes to the Times, commenting the letter A Whig,” which appeared in that journal Monday last, and which p*. thetically described the many painful in which his corns” hay? been by tno present Prim? & we ...
... will rapidly consigned to obliviou. If the Mayor-elect should be the means of effecting a treaty of peace between the Northern Whig and the will have performed a work only second in local importance to the removal of the Blackstaff nuisance! Mr. Savage declares ...
... Johnston is something extraordinary in the history of Belfast. Mr. William Johnston, M.P., has been the Northern Whig; ths Northern Whig has been Mr. William Johnston, M.P., and the public have been driren into course of lectures on - Mr. Johnston, Mr ...
... DECEMBER 5, 1871. Whig denounces the Belfast I'ory and applauds the laboUr of its party. As public question, what has this party accomplished? On every national topic have they been behind the statesmanship of the age. Was it Whig carried the Homan Catholic ...
... greet need of all your exertions on behalf of the canse genuine Protestantism. Tour article yesterday's issne on The Northern Whig, andthevery questionable frientl®biP of that Journal towards Mr. Wm. Johnston, M.P., written in a truthful, manly, and st ...
... value to their clerical chiefs. Meanwhile the rally of educated public opinion in Ireland is marked all over the country. Whigs and Tories, Churchmen, Presbyterians, Mcthodiats, and Roman Catholics protest against the Biinender by the State its control ...
... This morning, however, we are presented with a rare treat in this direction. On Tuesday evening, the editor of the Northern Whig delivered lecture Newtown ards on A Visit to Sedan. The Neat-Letter of this morning devotes column to report of the proceedings ...