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... is mode rately good, the rate in the open market being six per cent. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. {From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday Morning. On Saturday night, whilst the steamer Electric was on her passage from Liverpool to Belfast, she ...
... Carlow and four miles of Leighlin Bridge and Bagenalstown, railway stations and post-towns. Application to be made to K. B. WHIG 1 IT, Esq., Foulksrath Castle, Fieshford, county Kilkenny. The herd, James Buggy, will show the lands and premises. Ist March ...
... aggressive policy has terrified, acd who have taken courage to assert their independence. Since the issue of the protest of the Whig peers against the agitation for disestablisbmect the din platform speeches is unabated, but there is manifested a decline of ...
... Oabffn; Bewtet and ifrai* VOUR Comfort with jour wlli aa'sagar • f * rt * * ••toe* or tattf** ' _U «y tba* ffTtMard, . . ■whig aiUbtoat pan. tnaUeMla ~w* a. Me ■ -r srrr,“ • fUapa. I*/ - . BaekrCleetreer. and f.'. - ...
... sided over by such sneaking humbugs as Trevelyan and Spencer, while Mr Gladstone was the most respectable cutthroat in the Whig Cabinet. He advised foxhenters to devote their leisure time to banting landlords. ...
... from being practically unrepresented in Parliament, Lord Cremorne, except on Ibe Church question, has constantly supported tbe Whig Radical tactics, and this was obliged to do the resoll of promises made prior to bis election in 1865. ...
... treachery and cowardice of the Whig*, deeply persuaded that political cataatwphe will b« awtad. Ui« Church secured, the landlords Tindieatad.andths Papists humbled, by the of this mastic, able member. Are you determined Whig? zealous leveller presents himself ...
... College. A large number of Engl sb nrembers, irrespective of party,— Whigs and Radictls well Conservatives,—l ok to Mr. Napier as thfir leader in religious questions. 1 have beard both Whig and Radical members say so. member in House is more respected than ...
... invulnerable ; but any regrets on this score, any pain that tho electors have condoned the placehunting proclivities the Irish Whigs, counts little or nothing, compared with the fact that open and avowed di I.yally has been scmled i* the no. th ef Ireland ...
... lastrcctifo episode, and prophetic wt that has followed since, and is yet follow. Gladstone has determined to rely chiefly the Whig element, but the ptogrosaire and restless Kadicals will not suffer him to so. but insist upon recognition of their awn programme ...
... Government was shortly succeeded by the detestable Whigs, and the people were allowed to starve by thousands and by millions. When the cries of hunger from Ireland even reaebed the extremities of the earth, the Whig officials were of opinion that the famine would ...
... Soctett.—There will be roeeti the College Historical Society this evening. Subject for debate : •• That the recent conduct of the Whig is 1-ss patriotic than that the Tories.” Speakers on s trims live . Mr. D. M'Donnell, 8.A., and Mr. H. Leech, B.A. On Negative ...