... Beverley, during the late election. there was a dark room which suited the same purpose. Thom is Kirk, who plumped for the Whig candidate in that borough, having confessed to receiv! money for travelling expenses, then asked: ' Mr Slade —Did you get from ...

... restaurant has started new equine delicacy. It announces on its plate-glass windows, ’* Mare’s-Nest Soup Every Day.” To Em inert Whig. The reporter* ...

... desperate enterprise ol recommending it. Ills advice would be reiectcd by public opinion summarily as was the suggestion of the Whigs some years ago to endow the Roman Catholic priesthood in Ireland. Wo in England exactly what these bishops re quire | for ...

... their considerate liberality in acceding the request conveyed to them. The meeting was the largest yet held. ANOTHER FOR THF. WHIG At the Crumliu Linoeosing Sessions, held this week, no fewer than ten publicans declined to seek renewals, for the express ...

... kingdom are (Ae sincere and straightfor\ ward Protestants, the men who speak out boldly their convictions without regard to Whig, Tory, or ; Radical. Quo would think that a state of things so altogether comfortable and cosy for the votaries of I Rome would ...

... According to this return the average stamped circulation of each api»ears to the folio wing:— Banner, h'etcs Letter, 396; Whig. ; Mercury, 191. As the return docs not, and cannot, include the additional unstamped-issue of these journals, the question ...

... Meath. BO A RDM ILLS The Rer. George H. Shanks, of BoaHmiUs, sopplys the following facts, which submit the considerslion of the Whig:—'* public-house has been converted into haberdashery and book-shop, and those wl>o travel on the leading t'oad from Belfast ...

... other causetliao the impression religion has made upon men’s minds. Not single case of drunkenness was to be aecn,” says the Whig; Yesterday (Wednesday), the business of the October meeting commenced the •. Tl.ere was very well.fill, d card for the principal ...

... conflict between the spiritual and temporal elements. is a complete duality, two souls in one b*Mly—a temporal Moutalembert, who Whig of the school of Somers snd of Walpole ; a spiritual Mootaleinbert, whose views, whose pn jud'ces, whoso , animosities, are ...

... was most honourable man—(hear, hear)—and I board him in 1853 making a most excellent speech in Dublin. Ido not admire the Whigs—(laughter)—but is a real gentleman; but Lord John Russell starved the people. (Renewed laughter.) —Cork Constitute on. O'.TfwAGK ...

... disloyal feeling among the people, whose real grievance is the land | question, which strongly urge the Government, he ) It Whig or 'l ory, seitlv, for doing so they will I i-ievitably not »b>ne secure the lojally the per pie, but will make Ireland country ...

... have no doubt that it was the reaction from all this that made him a conventionalist in morals, an insolent and inconsistent Whig in politics, shallow and inaccurate historian, a poet pouring out all light and warmth, and for able man the most unsound rvasoncr ...