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... .. ?? . 0 Discharged, 5-40 -Immediately afte the pssi of the refr bill nineteen Scotch counties w ner in the handS of the Whigs ; at present ten out of that number are represented by Conservative members, and the registrations for several of the others ...
... ConservatiVes.-Illustrations of Radical Veracity; ce ONo. I. Mr. Gore Jones ; No. II. Mr. Patrick Lalor.-lusl Je o trations of Whig Purity.-The Irish Executive.-Orange of 0 Prosecutions at Armagh.-Mr. O'Connell and the City of C 0 Dublin Politics.-The Coming ...
... Orange flag to be hoisted at Shane's.castle, on the 12th July, 1829, an old-established practice, never complained of? Had the Whigs thus punished all those holding office for Orange practices full as objectionable they would long since have humbled the pride ...
... Ptsty feeling is increasing very much in th;.t part of the country, and no means should be omitted whicI would tend to allay ?? Whig. The fair of Kells, which took place on Monday, was one of the most numerously attended held there for many years. There wvas ...
... King'of russia. 4. The Picture Gallery. No. 4. _ 5. An Introduction to the Philosophy of Consciousness. Part 3. 838, 6. Whig Practices and Whig Professions. 7. The Protestant Clergy of Ireland. 8. Sketches of Modern Greece, No. ?? 9. The Portfolio. By X. M. ...
... of fair deln hs esrso iea eform which the Legisltr a ihld ots utdmnds of E~ tlse people. Wehave heretofore seen a professing Whig Government- attemptin,,g, In a cowardly and vaceilating spirit, to -conci- litetterbitrest enemies; we have seen them appointing ...
... Liberal Reform c 'which the Legislature has yielded to' the just demands o I the people. We have heretofore seen a professing Whig Government 1 attempting, in a cowardly and vaccilating spirit, to conci-v ?? their bitterestenernies * we have seen them appointing ...
... thus seeking prompt redress for wrongs done its subjects by other governments is de- serving of imitation._New York -Daily Whig, June 2. ILLNESS OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. We learn by a letter of the 11th instant, from Vienna that the Emperor of Austria ...
... of Dromora was lately held to petition for the restoration of the Rev. Mr. Boyd to the cosmmission of the peace for Down._ Whig. FIRE AT MALLOW. MALLOW, JuNE 22, 1838.-I have only time to inform you of a dreadful fire which broke out in the main-street ...
... CON'TENTS: I. Christopher among the Mountains. II. The Reciprocity and Colonial Systems. III. Legendary Lore. Land and Sea. f IV. Whig-Radical Corruption. F V. Mcmoranda of Our Village, and its Founders. VI. Letters of an Attache. VII. Love and Geology. vIII ...
... Public. Chalmers and the Church Establishment Question, No. II. To the Bee. A Day among the Mountains. Foreign Policy and the Whig Cabinets of 1807 and of 1838. The Constable of Bourbon and ?? of Rome. The Athenian Poet's Creed. Our Club at Paris, No. VI ...
... The English Radicals, with a virulence which ingratitude can alone engender, have taken the field against us. The English Whigs, with cha- racteristic selfishness, are looking on with iidifference. Tle Tory oligarchy, rejoicing at this unnatural alliance ...