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... Kick-off at three o’clock. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS IN LISBURN. FORMATION OF A DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. [From the Belfast Northern Whig} A meeting of ratepayers who think they have no right pay the water tax recently levied the Town Commissiones in consequence ...
... post free from the r for 15 or 36 stamps. Sold by every in every town in the 'impious fliroatinos with eat hair. ZIALTit ALL Whig Resedald ledieine ranks amongst e leading necessaries of Life These famous Pills purify the BLOOD, and act most powerfully ...
... was afterwards given and acknowledged by Mr, John Henderson, Btl/ast Iftvt LtUtr and Mr, Mac Knight, editor ol the Ncrthtrn Whig. Mr. Wellington Young, solt., proposed The Chairman,” and the interesting prcceadingt concluded. Messrs Sawcn csffißineei hUiinew ...
... president of the Dublin District; Mr. A. Dunlop, hon. sec. Dublin District ; Mr. Thomas Mac Knight, F.J.1., editor Northern Whig ; Mr. Pressley, Derry ; Mr. C. Orr, Derry ; and Mr. J. Shannon, Coleraine. Mr. W. Stewart, secretary, read the minutes the ...
... resignation; would he be so good as to tell us the real reason, and thereby show your readers in still more glaring terms the Whig- Radical character of the club, and place Mr. M•Connell in a higher position amongst the Conservatives of South Antrim.—Yours ...
... of the emery. otbsewiee banishment for life. The ffserstary, answering Etir W. Harcourt, made a as to what is at motet the Whig puttied at Kr. Rhodes in the tern of the Oempley. Mr. Owes stated, in wawa Mr. Dalsiel, that her MOO Goverment had mode a friendly ...
... and Addreasos of the Susoessfal Competitors will be published in the Irish Timer, Freeman's J'eurtud. Brifest sad Northent Whig, on boturdag, Jell 16. TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS ) _ P 0 LEr. ABOUT 18 ACRES PRIME 1 Grazing, well Watered and Fenced, about flre ...
... and never Intend to. And I mean With efforts superhuman (Unless the House agree), Of every Irish woman To make a P.L.G. Tory—Whig—jbe na tjo„™ The world—do what they will, I mean, against creation, To pass my little Bill. Tho’ in a deluge o’er Their vile ...
... magnificence without a parallel in this town.—Netos- Letter. The Pantomime, as a whole, is superior to any of its predecessors —Whig. It is truly gorgeous. The 'Babes in the Wood' may be pronounced the best Pantomime Mr. Warden has yet staged.—Morning News ...
... possible, this arrangement being originally suggested Mr. Gladstone. Lord Lansdowne’s grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more than years, refused dukedom four times. The presentation to Lady Tyler, the Lady Mayoress, on the part the members ...
... led= who eestribated to the was pawed by with th e Nuked THE LAND QUESTION. The following letter has appeared in the Whig : Sia,—ln the Whig of Friday, the 7th inst., you have an admirable article on the land question as foreshadowed by the Mous. _ In that ...
... (Mr. Brand and Mr. Caine) excited a good deal of laughter and shouts of Oh, oh, for the two hon. gentlemen represented the Whig and Radical fusion against the Bill; and while Mr. Brand might be regarded as the fugleman of Lord Hartington, Mr. Caine filled ...