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... annual SUBSCRIPTION, £» Os. GALWAT AND AMERICA. {From the Northern Whig.) Our readers have read the remarks addressed to the c!U-sens of Dublin, on Tuesday, by Mr. Horace Greeley, of >'ew York. His speech shows that one great point, least, been gained ...
... Another Whig job fa about being perpetrated, giving to two persona the offices of Vice President of the of Trade and Paymaster-General. These offices were both held Lord Granville-—an arrangeimnl recommended by the committee on official salaries ; but ...
... the Whig ministry Downing-street, believed it would put an end to one of the joints of its tail Kilkenny (cheert and laughter). Mr. Lucas then adverted to the sufferings emigrants who went to America soma short time since from Sligo, and said An American ...
... Mr. Finlay. Northern Whig, responded. The Chairman then gave The Stewards,” to which Mr. Watson responded. The Chairman then gave The Stcrefariee.” Ur S Anilrewa thanked the an tie company lor tut* manner in which they recti\el his and r. Close's health ...
... PERSONAL SKETCHES OF ;THE WHIGS AND TORIES. The London correspondent of the Lircrpoo! Journal, M.P.” bos given the following pen and ink portraits in his •last •coEtanurucalion : TUB 'WHIGS. The Whig government was odd congregation of incapabilities. ...
... o.r poop ®) reposed the Whig, any purely 'The ion. of Mr. J. D. conn*! for the police and thejr Je * u ‘. showed that attack the Umeemty. notA furtherance of justice or impart » l * ' was the object with which rose. Every uttered was tinged with the malice ...
... 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 ...
... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Trod.. Okadale the alrorlev—An *Nth Is Whig Mid Mosey be yaw of a oempowd MUM a el tot shot silo Ow - des *oar Tandem reties of a clamp of MT the meaty of A wore, who saw to town fr a rmi l r e amModdis Mm 4 retie Oa laW *Ma Os ...
... Fiddle and Faddle to where Bully Egan sent Kilmainham? London, Sunday Evening. The Whigs have lost some seats at this election, but it is evident enough that Lord Derby has not got the value even of his own subscription to the Carlton bribery fund, and ...
... The m&nlyi consistent and politic resolutions adopted at the Waterford meeting. Whigs no Russellitee—no Dcrhyitcs—no Grahamitcs—no placebeggin enant* right and the policy of ’5l all ,h questions. These are the pronouncements ol Hie men of Waterford. They ...
... • ,(,0 rood-be will treated with the most m»gn»- forbearance— by the Whigs, Peelltes, Free od cals—to say nothing of the Irish j/* do’ If do not yield to this blarney—fur it is, though Cockney English-some of the most coaxing blarney have ever read—bia ...
... lesion to *U Catholic Sheriffs on processional proprieties But Lord Campbell boasts to Whig .he W 'bins ■ Plot School, and cirries -o the teucu ..o. » iillle Ihe edited that marked the character of bia hero, Lord William, and which successfully imiUted ...