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... support the Whig government. We do not cavil or quibble about words. It is perfectly plain that Mr. Sheil belies ed that Lord John Russell relied on the agencies of corruption to c •nvert the nominees of the priests into the Janissaries of the Whigs. But more ...
... WHIG TACTICS. The Whigs have resorted to many and mean enough shifts to commit the Conservative party with the electors of England and Ireland; but none of their acts have equalled in daring eff-ontery tbe connection of Lord Roden’s name with that of ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE AND THE IRISH BAR. There is, perhaps, no profession in either country possessing stronger claims to our sympathy and respect than the bar of Ireland. Nor are we compelled, in support of this assertion, to recur to those traditional glories ...
... (rw,M THi NOIITIIIKS WHIG.) The detsaried servant had on a dark stuff dress and apron. The head is hare, and at the front there is a Low of green ribbon. On the feet there were stockinher, but no hoots or slippers. The appearance of the hall near where ...
... ca-ie was adjourned for a week.— Whig. REMOVAL OF ARMS TO THE BARRACKS IN BELFAST. I . c r* of the apprehension of a Fenian rising in .. i-’. the arms and ammunition in tbe gunsmiths' and merchants* shops were yesterday packed up in ves. and removed in ...
... THE WARDER, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 18C9. (FROM TilK NORTHERN WHIG OF WEDNESDAY.! Newhv, July 13.—1 n my dispatch on yesterday I said that the greatest quietude prevailed, and this was the case up to nine cluck last night. From eight o’clock p.ui. crowd, maiuly ...
... Tenant-right, simply in order to fix upon the Whigs the damaging reputation of insensibility to the sufferings of the Irish people. Parliamentary struggle influenced by such motives was not a very edifying spectacle. As to the matter actually in issue ...
... 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 ...
... or Whig claiamat before Jay ID or Amest. As ewe, unsalted centrel-c attoroey • be twomeary (or that pans., wet be that which I Waal kww. shield, at the same lime, receive LA retAtatng fee haw ing, er incsl to know that he f he g-neral clestiota. Item ...
... 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 ...
... GREAT MEETING IN THE ULSTER HALL. (FROM TRK NORTHKHM WHIG THURSDAY A mcoiiog: was held to tho Ulster Hall, Belfast, last night for the purpose, as stated in the advertisement calling it, expressing ••sympathy for Mr Johnston and family, who have been ...
... position, »h«th«r in tlir Whig or in the Tory ranks, wore Cambridge men. Byron, Coleridge, end Wordsworth are to classed among our greatest poets, it would atorear that other departments than that of politics Cambridge had, at the beginning .if the present ...