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... one battle, the Battle of the Boyne, yet all his defeats were better than victories. When he landed in England be found the Whigs and Tories striving for political ascendancy. Ilia English administration had caused him to become unpopular; nevertheless ...
... [From the Stratford F-rpress.) In Coborn-road, Bow--s reepeetable thoroughfare in the Beet-end of London—stands an inviting- Whig shop, whin a niee business in the providin line is carried ea by Mrs. Hayden, who has provided for the daily wants of her ...
... people who had recollected the Macnamara family at the honour which had been conferred on its respected member. The Northern Whig, in alluding to the subject, stated that Mr. James Macnamara was the first Catholic that had been privileged to sit ou the ...
... A., T.0.D., eurak.anietsot of Drummaul (Rsodaleto an). Dimes. of Connor ; Rev. Frederiek George Nelson. St Bees Tbeckgisal Whigs, corate.sesistaut of Gloomy, Dime'. of Connor ; Rev. William Patrick Carmody, 8.A., T.C.D., curate-assistaot ofLayda, of Coo ...
... England for her boy would be yi.lded by the thought and hope of his receiving from the band of Jesus the Crown of Life that Whig] not away, and of mother and sou meeting again in that place where all are kings and priests unto. God This sourer of comfort ...
... lamps of 1,200 candle-power each in a manner which afforded the utmost satisfaction to the Commissioners and townspeople. The Whig says The result was a complete success, and afforded sufficient proof of the wisdom of the Commissioners in abandoning gas ...
... a great hero. William was stern, cold, and unconciliating but firm, high-minded, broadminded, and generous ; hated by the Whigs because he stood between them and their revenge —haled by the Tories because he stood between them and their destruction—hated ...
... of INSTITUTION of saving life from dieversing &lb( the la Ll/11 - 111111/UNCIL month, many of the incidents aebiegfeems the Whig I=6 general during the summer sad of Ike aim pial.Aun rescuers being very young. 'The detheetiosClansur=immaa,„„riezeiT-sor:- ...
... Government has met more factious opposition from a email clique —and, I am glad to sap, only from the Radical Intereet—the Whigs having held aka', while the Liberals supportecrtheGovernment. (sheers.) Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright—(hisses) —and a email ...
... and qnick to follow. The I',-c.',a,i'a J,- u,a,l, commenting on the Liver. contest, Pays: The confederacy of the Tories and Whigs in opposition to Home Rule has received a shattering blow. Mr. Goschen was a vehement advocate of Lord Salisbury's principle ...
... lists revised and ready for consideration on the °cession. THE I.L.P.U. AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Tim following has appeared in the Whig :—Bir,—On mote than one occasion lately you have stated in your editorial columns that the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union ...