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... TEE CROPS IN THE NORTH OP IRELAND. (From the Northern. Whig.) The weather of the past week has been highly favourable for harvest operations, and a large portion of the whe it crop has already been cut down. Our accounts from various parts of the country ...
... whether he was a Whig or a Tory. (Hear, hear.) With regard to the navy itself, I hope that whenever I quit office I may be able to say that great arm of our power has not suffered in my hands. (Cheers.) I have no wish to pass a censure on those who preceded ...
... The circumstances were these—there was a small party of Whigs in Bath and a large party of Radicals. The Radicals were my friends, but we were not enough alone, to return a member ; but if the Whigs joined us we might return two Liberal members. Therefore ...
... cause he presumed to talk in most innocent strains at South Molten of the Whig Reforms he had helped to obtain, and of the possibility of some crumbs being yet to be picked up which fell from the table in 1832. But now all at once Reform is a Parliamentary ...
... Milnes merged into Lord Houghton, while Colonel White, of Woodlands, a long-tried and honest supporter of the Whigs, was thenceforward to be known ' as Baron Annaly, in the peerage of the United Kingdom. It will thus appear that during the seven years ...
... reply, Coburgism—Coburgism, finding a prompt conductor of its instinctive impulses in the leaning of Whig and Peelite Ministers to Austrian absolutism, and to Austrian domination over the lands of KOSSUTH and MAZZINI. The Coburgs are bound up with Austria ...
... IRELAND. DUBLIN, THURSDAY. THE TRAGEDY AT DUNGANNON: The Northern Whig, which reached town this forenoon, contains the following ample details of the fearful tragedy enacted at Dungannon on Monday last : DUNGANNON, Tuesday Night. —One of the most shocking ...
... whom shall we henceforth respectfully ascribe honours where honours are due ? Who can now be a Whig, and have within him the advocacy of progress ? Are not Whigs now the obstacle to all progress ? It matters not in whatever shape any measure be brought before ...
... hither WlLLutm of ORANGE. Of course the Whig Lord desired .nothing better than to defend such Despatch. And he treated Mr. FITZGERALD to a homily on that subject, and on the long misrule of Italy which the hon. member will not easily forget. One of the ...
... FREE TR4.DE IN IRELAND. The following most gratifying and important staternent appears in the Northern Whig of Saturday, Allowing the steady progress of Belfast under the operation of free trade, and the tendency to improvement in other parts of Ireland:— ...
... -, _; Wif AT? After MI EV ANS' to SUP. &TIAN'S LL WHIG EXHIBITION, 1865. celebrated OLD IRISH WHISKY gained the It , Prize Medal. P ure, Mild, Mellow, Delicious, and very Whole-801d t , in Bottles, 3s. Bd., at the Retail Houses in London ; who:gents in ...
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