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... —Uu begintrag a Peasant prouls over like Whig bill for the next attempt, a;a rale tiuii, to work .1 nut Couipauies the ti-heric-s ami other resources of Ireland, remains le, and with abundant iia: a spucal.Ui ):i. Alu't i: a. fact ? The he ...
... question involving the rights and independence of the bar, the case is not without its interest. It has of late years, since the Whigs came into power, been a practice of those anomalous authorities who pre- side over Irish affairs in Ireland, to bestow legal ...
... able, Lord Hatchinson came in to inform his lordship that the Prince Regent declined to carry out his engagements with his Whig friends, and would not make any changes in the ministry. The cocked hats and laced coats were ingly unnee ded.—Lord Cloncurry’s ...
... COATS. Till TWEILD Palm raiz ELVET VZSTR TRADZ COATI. WOOLLEN st,RwatAss VESTA PILOT COATS. p COATS. ME TROUSERS, ORLI COATI. WHIG II TROUSERS. • ...
... to know why Mr. had been selected to fill the important office of Assistant-Barrister for the Queen’s County, the Northern Whig seems to have fathomed the secret in a moment. It was, ‘according to that Ministerial organ, a well- timed peace-offering to ...
... reforms must be, the “able and intelligent Whig journalist,” who has been blowing the trumpet for the Clarendon tour in the North, suggested to our amiable tourist : “The able and intelligent editor of the Northern Whig, Mr. James Simms, of Belfast, assured ...
... it is understood will succeeded in the Rectory of Shankbill by the Rev. Mr. Knox, brother to the Bishop of Down.— Northern Whig. ...
... idea was not more absurd to the apprehension of the free and enlightened Yankee skipper than is the notion to a liberal and Whig ministry, of a college, or university, or indeed any other institution being free and independent in which principal, professor ...
... prosecuted, under Whig Government, the rebel leaders of Ireland— Meagher, O’Brien, Mitchel, McManus, Martin, O'Uonohok, O Dogiierty, and Duffy ; all but three Mr. Monahan’s co-religionists. What said he? “Stand aside, Catholicity ! The Whigs order you. The ...
... a few days.l is of the utmost importance to those persona whose occupation renders time Invaluable, and to country patients Whig at a distance, to understand that our personal visit to. Mr. MORTON ' S KitUbIiShRICOS is deemed suMeient for him to }brim ...
... Mr. Tyrrell was thrown out and had his shoulder dislocated, besides several cuts and bruises his head anil body.â Northern Whig It is stated that the proprietors of the steam-ship 1 Minerva have offered one-half the value of the ship and cargo the o»ner ...
... the railway. The appearance of the country is improved, and the spirits of the people are advanced in proportion. —Northern Whig. to are in progress between a steam navigation company and the North Western Railway Company to have a steamer to ply regularly ...