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... HOW THE RADICALS AND WHIGS OBTAINED POWER. (To the Editor of the Coleraine Constitution.) Sie,—A little more than a twelvemonth ago the country from end to end was all in bustle and excitement, owing to the general election. What a change has been witnessed ...
... (From the .H./h•re Whig.) The competitors who entered the lists represented a wide area. The rowing clubs of the Boyne and Bann sent representatives, and the boats of the Dublin Commercial Rowing Club also appeared for the first time in Newry waters. ...
... WHAT THE '• WHIG /I tYI4 AIUWT THE MEETING, The Northern Whig of yesterday (Friday) contained the following :—•' In turning to the speeches reported in a Nationalist journal for information about the proceedings, we are not surprised that we were not ...
... (By Quill in the Northern Whig.i It wasbroiling: there was no need to oonsult the to be assured of it. for the temperature had made the flesh • weariness; muscle and adipose tissue, not to speak of clothes, were an encumbrance ; one longed to walk ...
... shor.' 1 iee Whigs, if they only knew the stritrees and triumphs of the cause which Ithey profess to serve. Mr. Gladstone is blamed for relying, upon the more advanced Liberals aril despising the Whigs. The blame is nnoecritel. The Whigs helped to stiatie ...
... the Whig and the Chrtiniele,'• and two Conservative papers—the Newsletter and the `l.;aWratne CAinstitutlon. The News-Letter - and Constitution had not, so far as be knew, changed their politics one iota. They wen going on the same old Tory ...
... IBER 27, 1, THE SALMON FISHING STATIONS ON THE AN mix COAST IN 1630. (From the Nirtkern Whig.) IN the year 1630 there was an Inquisition at Carrickfergus respecting the fishing stations on the Antrim coast, some of which were then held by the first Earl ...
... THE co: THE LAND Tax following is the third letter of a series which appeared in the Northers Whig : [M.] Sta,— A South Tyrone Man says that Mr. Russell and Professor Robinson agree in the object to be aimed at—that the difference between them is that ...
... the Northern Whig, of the Ulster Magistracy. The religious census of Donegal, according to the return of 1871, stands thus :—Roman Catholics, 165,270 ; Episcopalians, 27,125; Presbyterians, 23,080 ; Methodists, 1,818; , other denominations, 1,041. In ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY. ( Tn the Editor of the Coleraine Chronicle ) Sir—ln your payer oflast Saturday you save extract from the Northern hig, with a heading of your own, Romish Priests.” Now, the Editor of the Whig fully entitled ...
... THE LANDLORDS' CONVENTION AND FAIR RENTS. Tun following letters have appeared in the Northern Whig. It is time for Lord Londonderry to publi-h the statiatice which he flourished at the Convention, else he may be accused of false heroi-m ; Ste,-1t the ...
... (Laughter.) Now it is difficult to treat anything in the Northern Whig seriously. Hut yet with regard to Mr. Win. Tra:ll's candidature, I desire to speak seri , usly to the Nod Arm Whig. I think, in dealing with Mr. Train's candidature, it has rather exceeded ...