... And Glory seems in fault; For that which bade mo march first Now makes me always bait. Tbis member’s stump-orator (No odds if Whig or Tory); He preaches peace—that's what he’s for, And not all for glory.” Four thousand of tho clergy are stated to have signed ...

... identified with onr political or administrative system. Borne Disraeli of the future, casting about for a device to dish the Whigs, and 'noting the prosumption which it raisesof safe and solid citizenship, may recommend it as a fresh basis for popular r ...

... believes there arc supplementary estimates which will make the contrast still more favourable. We observe that the Northern Whig this day corroborates our testimony to the excellent deportment of the Working Classes in Belfast during the recent holidays ...

... received and accepted an official invitation to visit the dockyards and arsenals Prussia. This looks very like one the old Whig jobs. While Mr. Gladstone is dismissing men wholesale our own dockyards, he sends one of his political confederates on a costly ...

... George Lamb, Lord Melbourne’s brother, and was a constant meeting-place of his with Lord Holland and other members of the Whig party. Sir Charles Barry became frequent guest there, and, seeing the walls were beginning to show signs of decrepitude, gave ...

... adopted. wish to consider the question from the country’s point of view, not caring in what way it may affect tho pride of Whig or Tory. A considerable increase of tho Estimates has been supported a majority of the members sitting on each side of tho ...

... Mr. R. •Johnston.— Oq Friday Cvtulng* a o'f frleuds Mr. R. ior many ycarg con» xvil\i tho jobbing department of the Northern Whig, and latterly with the News-Letter —met in Mr. Wm. J. Stcwart’e, “The Argyle Restaurant,*’ 13, York Street, for the purpose ...

... population, denominations, &c, will be published, and the figures now issued must, of course, he taken with reserve. The Northern Whig divides the population tor 1871 into the following divisions Presbyterians, 60,811; Roman Catholics, 55,501; Episcopalians ...

... friendly portion of the Irish Roman Catholic communitv. Finally, the Marquis of Hartiugton though by birth and open profession a Whig, a member of Mr. Gladstone’s Radical Cabinet, and is, therefore, peculiarly entitled to speak for that powerful if composite ...

... and then carefully packed by Mr. Olyn with a Jew, three Ultramontane Roman Catholics, Quaker, Scotch High Churchman, an ex- Whig-Plaoeman, and Mr.,Thomas Chambers, who ultimately, refused to serve. Mr. Newdegate, haying previously withdrawn, there remained ...

... the subject of a very able lecture delivered at Whiteabbey, yesterday evening, Thomas Macknight, Esq., Editor the Northern Whig, The chair was taken the Mayor of Belfast. Sir Charles Lanyon and John Charters, ksq., have become patrons of the Fine Art ...

... ) He hoped they would united to maintain the privileges and blessings of Orangcism. They cared not for any combination of Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals. Let all such see and feel and know that it was a good cause Orangemen were banded together to maintain ...