MRS. W‘LYSLET OR CAHILL V. CAHILL
... that he trusted his son would be punished if he were manic to the cause for which Walker fell a hundred years ago.—Northern Whig. ...
... that he trusted his son would be punished if he were manic to the cause for which Walker fell a hundred years ago.—Northern Whig. ...
... in the prosecution of a just and necessary economy in all the ()Ilk, a of the State, both at home and abroad. Indeed, the Whig-Radical Premier• himself appears now convinced of this, for he has given notice that, on Friday, the 12th of April, he will ...
... does there appear to be any immediate apprehension of disturbances ►t any qua, ter. The Kohat poople, silo were accused in Whig concern.' in the murder of br. and who were seised by Captain Coke, have all released, there being no proof of their complicity ...
... cause of the unfortunate occurrence has not been discovered, but it is supposed to have been the result of accident.—Northern Whig. STEAM null 10 PUOI.—A meeting of lauded proprietors, farmers, merclumts, and traders, was held in the Town Hall, Ballysbautiou ...
... fortnight. The State election in Missouri had proved favourable to the Whigs, that of Indiana to the Democrats. North Carolina has yielded to the Democrats; Kentucky to the Whigs. From lowa the returns are incomplete. Our mercantile accounts will be found ...
... interment. — A gins an' site hennas& at a Ilesiabeherlie river by, a 23d Apt* about he bask of that place, slid down the wisps Whig a weenie by the name of Howley 's bar /wee children, buried several others, and i.e the St. Lawrence.— Quebec Gazette. On the ...
... take the Minicoy of War, or altogether, with dying a Leeds and Thirsk, 920 227 relearn, if he email have saes the full of the Whig Cali - I Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 20.8 140 217 net. Now, however, he admit , that it is mom than pus- kentilonderry ...
... Samuel A . Dickson, and described him as an honest and trustworthy representative, a resident landlord, and an enemy to the Whigs Al;. Lloyd of Beachmount seconded the nomination. The Rev. Mr. Hickey, Parish Priest of Boon, proposed Mr. Michael Eyan ...
... father's father was of still higher mita ; but was not of the royal family, ea has been stated by a contemporary. — Northern Whig. A trout was last week caught at Thorpe, near Worksop, on the Duke of Leeds's estate, which weighed upwards of 71ba, and measured ...
... a Government clerk in Canada, whose cause was being pleaded by the Duke of Argyle—son-in-law of the Whig Mistress of the Robes, and nephew Of the Whig Chancellor of Lnncaster—consequently coos:it-German to the whole Cabinet, whom his grace nevertheless ...
... to the result. Happily, the fire was soon checked, and before it spread from the premises , in which it originated.—Northern Whig. A fine porpoise was taken alive last week by the rubonneu of Boutbport, ...
... cause of the unfortunate occurrence has not been discovered, but it is supposed to have been the result of accident.—Northern 'Whig. An accident, attended with the loss of two lives on the railway, occurred within two miles of this city, and near the junction ...