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... comfort never descended upon them, so that Lord Byron wrote of them There is nothing permanent about the human race, Except the Whigs never getting into place. Well, they got into place in 18.10 at last, and what was the state of affairs then The Dissenters ...
... choose men, to fill the places of Mr. P. A. Taylor and Mr. J, D. Harris, who are neither blind Tories, nor mean and tyrannical Whigs, nor low, wild Radicals, but men of principle and high personal character, who, as servants of the most high God and friends ...
... Queen's Bench, Dublin, by Walter Trevor Stannus, late agent of the Hertford Estates, against the proprietor of the Northern Whig. The libel complained of charged complainant with oppression of the tenantry. Damages are laid at £lO,OOO. Mr. Robert Bowles ...
... yesterday, the case of Stannus v. Finlayau, the action by the late manager of Hertford estates against the Belfast Northern Whig for libel, was resumed. The Attorney-General opened the case for the defendant, alleging that he had habitually, and without ...
... comfort never descended upon them, so that Lord Byron wrote of them There is nothing permanent about the human race, Except the Whigs never getting into place. Well, they got into place in leo) at last, and what was the state of affairs then? The Dissenters ...
... choose men, to till the places of Mr. P. A. Taylor and Mr. J. D. Harris, who are neither blind Tories, nor mean and tyrannical Whigs, nor low, wild Radimas, but men of principle and high personal character, who, as servants of the most high God and friends ...
... Queen's Bench, Dublin, by Walter Trevor Stannus, late agent of the Hertford Estates, against the proprietor of the Northern Whig. The libel complained of charged complainant with oppression of the tenantry. Damages are laid at £lO,OOO. Mr. Robert Bowles ...
... prominent speakers at the recent Conservative gathering in Salisbury should have been members of Whig families. Lord Pembroke's father, perhaps, was scarcely a Whig. II was u Liberal Peelite; yet his son has come out strongly as • Conservative peer, thus renouncing ...
... with* a r.• Tette being inveigler and maker in the United Wilarf•road. London. and Bordeaux. Now ILRADY, LOCAL CHRONOLOGY. Whig a areard SA* mn-t important in with -4, r, from It oreupnflow i.v tlw Rommel, to rhortwort rut. Prim irl., or with Almioisrk ...
... meeting was afterwards held. IRELAND. (From our Correvondent.) THE DUBLIN LIBEL CASE. The libel case, Stannus v. .Northern Whig, was resumed yesterday in Dublin. John F. Campbell deposed to the general dissatisfaction on the estate. at Mr. Stannus' conduct ...
... committed for trial at the next Durham Assizes, for attempting to murder Patrick Murphy. The case of &minus v. The Northern Whig was continued in the Queen's Sena', Dublin, on Tuesday.—Mr. Bennett M'Garry deposed to Mr. Stannus having ordered him to dissolve ...
... purpose whatsoever: no sacrifice at all, unless it be one to the demons of ignorance, cupidity, or mismanagement. The stout Whig undergraduate understood better the meaning of such words, who, when Naked, In what MIN might Charles I. be said to be a martyr ...