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... THE WHI-G CAMPAIGN AGAINST TiHE SICK POOR OF DUBLIN. We publish in another column to-day two very useful letters on the threatened demolition of the Dublin hospitals. When we last referred to this subject we committed the mistake of estimating the government ...
... Wast of Company, Welcome Trumpery. London journal in the Whig interest exults in fact that— Notwithstanding tne absence of several noblemen and gentlemen who made it a point to be absent on the occasion, the attendance Lord Clarendon's Levee exceeded ...
... to its provisions. Some even hint at a higher qualification than that suggested in the Inst bill of the Whigs This is hardly possible; but the Whigs are capable of anything. The debate in the Commons promises to be much pro- longed. Bright, Peel, Cobden ...
... Mr. Mavrice are ina condition to announce that the Whig government have provided for another The hon.member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the Collector Generalship of ‘Taxes for Dublin, with a salary of 800/. a year. Hurra for Repeal ! Long ...
... Julio honest friend of the Catholics, was plumped to the head of the poll against the allied opposition of Whig and Tore landlords. And we hate written far to say, that it will he a black shame for the men—aye, and women of Dundalk, if, knowing that the ...
... Poor-taw orthern Whig states that the collector of this union has absconded, being de- ficient in over of the collection. Ultimately, how- ever, there will be no loss to the union, as the securities are amply sufficient to cover the deficiency, ...
... three years of the Crime and Outrage Bill,” by which the Whigs have kept Ireland disarmed for three years past, is at present slipping quietly through parliament. This is as wicked a piece of Whig chicanery as ran rema.uber. They got into office the defeat ...
... December THE NO-POPKRY MOVEMENT. Te* Whigs and the Pope The Morning Advertiser has the follow ing announcement: —*• The statement which appeared the Morning 11 Id yesterday (Friday) the effect that Mr. Sinil had been intrusted with special mission to ...
... —Uu begintrag a Peasant prouls over like Whig bill for the next attempt, a;a rale tiuii, to work .1 nut Couipauies the ti-heric-s ami other resources of Ireland, remains le, and with abundant iia: a spucal.Ui ):i. Alu't i: a. fact ? The he ...
... JOHN JIMMY. MERCHANT TAILOR, I COLLEGE GRIMM, remereatly Ibibrms Clialu.rn. Um public that Ist Me Esst romimil. st tbe Whigs RTOISTERED SYRIAN PALETOT. Prim 111. 0.1. mesSIN EA Is.P.Mot.Tb 4 . lred Overcoat, mom abd peke, maws Se TO THE LAMM ON BITTY ...
... error, He says I wrote my history on Whig principles. Had he said Radical principles, I should not have winced, though I really endeavoured to write it on the principles of truth and knowledge of the subject. But for Whig save the mark!—I never thought of ...
... Caulfield( Whig). T Conutly (Cotur.rwative). W Cotton (Coll T t Darton ( Whir, W (Repealer Sir Ferguson( Whig 1. C Fort it Grace ( Whig). J Greene ( H lire. ( Whig ). 11 A )01.1,.et I C.nserruive). R Keating. (Repealer). Marquis of dim* , ...