... rights as the men of the past had done so successfully. (Loud Cheers.) Rev. Mr. MITCHELL, who was well received, said— The great Whig historian writes that it is impossible for the moralist or statesman to look with unmixed complacency on the solemnities with ...

... lamps of 1,200 candle-power each in a manner which afforded the utmost satisfaction to the Commissioners and townspeople. The Whig says The result was a complete success, and afforded sufficient proof of the wisdom of the Commissioners in abandoning gas ...

... The Rev. Mr. Thom, minister the parish Goran, was alike distinguished for his shrewd sense, bis sarcastic wit, and bis ultra Whig principles. On days national fasting, during the Americas war, Mr. Thom found fitting occasions for the expression bis political ...

... plaintiff, Mr. W. H. Brown, B.L. (instructed by Mr. Moorhead) for defendant. ANCHOZ American mail steamship, CW4IIIIII, Whig') sailed from Londonderry on October 80, arrived at New York, all well, on inst., at 1-30 a.m., dam ...

... will with much interest by all the tenants who wish to purchase, and it will be warning to some who wish to sell. —Northern Whig, MASONIC HALL LIS B THK KOITOU Bite—Masonry and around Lisburn has incr«*ftM«cl within the last few y«*arK, ati-l b*«uiB to ...

... great amusement of the audience, he. played •* God save the King.” At meeting of tho Fife Magistrates some year* after 1745, a Whig gentleman gave a toast “Tha Duke of Cumberland.” Daviu Beatonn, of Kilcon quhar, a zealous Jacobite, immediately after proposed ...

... England for her boy would be yi.lded by the thought and hope of his receiving from the band of Jesus the Crown of Life that Whig] not away, and of mother and sou meeting again in that place where all are kings and priests unto. God This sourer of comfort ...

... 1 undertook the duties believing I would receive three puuude per week, bargain is a bargain. 1 see in the News-Lttur aud Whig report your lasi meeting, that the guardians resolved to pay the amount passed by the Dispensary Committee, and think it stiauge ...

... under tillage and meadow, of which 27.6 per cent. was under c , reale and green crops ; but in 1880 2 per cent. less was under Whigs and meadow, and only 21 !I per cent. under me t a l an d green crops. And this year there is a reduction of 56,000 acres gone ...

... liable from pure Toryism and class rule. That has always been the danger with Unionism, which should never have allowed the Whig element, as Mr. Chamberlain has allowed it, to permeate and even dominate the core of healthy Radicalism which stood out against ...

... ratepayers, the case of a supreme difficulty bv a strictly legal process before a responsible and impartial ’•ribunal. The Northern Whig (Belfast) say that the Bill “as evidently been carefully framed. It contains many excellent provisions. Some of the safeguards ...

... Hillll4l Road and Ballynahinch Road. It was agreed to also insert the advertisement in the Ildfast News- Letter end Northern Whig. The Town Cletk read a letter from Mr. W. Sinclair, clerk of the Lisburn Union, relativ3 to a report of Dr. Gaessen's read ...