... play by the Th e halftime score orbhira, ; Northumberland, ;11 n Alter the taterral. Pletcher soon got over the line, Paisley Whig at PM. Aft.' some give and take play, ecrintmegie followed. and than Emmet ran in, agaiti doing the needful. Jaw mimed & goal ...

... sever the last link between Ireland and Great Britain, while they despised the priests and bated the place-hunters and the “ Whigs.” Under these ciicnmstances, Sullivan and his friends were altogether opposed to the satnmoning Convention Ibis year. President ...

... blustering winds of a winter night (cheers). When we used to know the men of the °sheen long ago nobody ever frail that you were Whigs or that you were traitors (cheers). At. least they take very good care not to come to tell you so to your tacos (clie:irs) ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 18*)T. LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, “Northern Witm” Oppicb, 174, Flkkt Strfrt, Sunday Nioirr. Thf Conservative and Separatist journals are unwonted agreement over Lord Hartington’s references on Friday night to possibility ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Sktor Saras repeated Max Bruch’sConcerto in Minor, No. 3, at his second concert; and tho work certainly improves on acquaintance, though we cling to tho opinion that the arlajio is tho bast ...

... Cates by Nursery, io agst Finewood; Holtnby Plate, 100 to S agst Esta; Compton Welter, to agst William the Silent. THE NORTHERN WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1891. ...

... when they came inte power to relearse th political prisoners. He (tr. Ak Abraham) would say that there was no-Govern, ment, Whig or Tory or Radical, who could With. stand the demands of a united Irish Natio (cheera), and so far 'as the power and the influenac ...

... ORDBRS FOR PRINTING mHE PRINTING OFFICE OF THE -L NORTHERN WHIG is connected with tho Principal Business Centres of the Town. Parties requiring work dona can communicate with the Office by TELEPHONE No. 348, and when necessary competent person will be ...

... WANTED, Largo Store or Stabling, with Yard and Loft.—State particulars to “H. M.,” Whig Office. ...

... He is obliged to ray like that American cundidate— As for my principles, I glory In has ing nothin' o' the sort ; I ain't a Whig. I ain't a Tory, just a candidate, iu short. (I.au.4ltte.) I share Mr. Sugden's desire to st. , :tl personalities. The qmsition ...

... found that such illustrious martyrs couiessors the Irish cause as Mr Pierce and Sir Joseph Neale M'Kenna diaowuiog them aa Whigs, and setting up boat of their own. (Laughter.) At all events, they were the sell same men who fought by the people's side, ...

... THE CONTINUATION OF THIS STORY WILL APPEAR IN THE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG ...