ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE GROWTH OF FLAX IN IRELAND
... appointed to take in charge these mat- ters, and to report to an adjourned meeting of the committee on 4th September.— Northern Whig. ...
... appointed to take in charge these mat- ters, and to report to an adjourned meeting of the committee on 4th September.— Northern Whig. ...
... districts, would secure for them the choice all the best and the most willing workmen. The able and intelligent Editor the Northern Whig, Mr. James Simms, of Belfast, assured us that English farmers, possessed capital, settling now in Ireland, might speedily acquire ...
... clear-sighted ard calm-thinking Spectator. The following extract from the leading columns of passionate and not over-scrupulous Whig journal shews the process of illumination to working even within the pomccria of Downingstreet. The Examiner winds up an able ...
... the latter case, his motives stand declared, and he is at once cut off from the confidence which made him mischievous. The Whigs have within the last few days converted a suspected journalist into a harmless placeman. For a considerable time Mr. carried ...
... wlqch has recently appeared in the London Morning Chronicle, and in which the the idiosyocracies and shortcomings of Cabinet Whigs are very happily ridiculed. Norfolk—The Potash Thisrclchrated place, famed the residence of the late James Rlomefield Rush ...
... ion against the Indians had been brought to close. The elections still prove favourable to the Whig cause. In Indiana. lowa, and Van Bnren counties, Whigs have been returned. An attempt is to be made on the part of the Democrats to defeat the Texas and ...
... much of it ; yet, when the enemies of that Establishment sought to curtail its dimensions, as they ultimately succeeded by Whig aid in doing, their clerical leaders were designated surpliced ruffians and anointed scoundrels.** Again, when, some twelve ...
... fortnight ago, when the true nature of his dir rate waa ascertained him. is progressing favourably towards reco▼ery— \or them Whig. The London coire-pondent of the Mancheeter Examiner tells an anecdote of tho late Sir Robert Peel, to the effect, that when ...
... against t the Indians had been brought toa close. s The elections still prove favourable to the Whig cause. In a Indiana, Iowa, and Van Buren counties, Whigs have been r returned. An attempt is to be made on the part of the Democrats to defeat the Texas ...
... we are mistaken, selected to revise the electoral list in Belfast, in which capacity gave the reverse of satisfaction* He a Whig, of course—for none other need apply for Ministerial favours in those reform days and little more is necessary. The profession ...
... from the nttacka of their opponents, who would ever ready to reply with satisfaction to questions of a judicial nature. The Whigs would net well wisely in not allowing to escape opportunity that may present itself to secure ally of such splendid talents ...
... Democrat as a Whig, and will draw a large number of Democratic votes. There is a movement on the tapis which would ensure his election if it be carried oat, and that is a junction of the Conservative Democrats, with the Conservative Whigs, thus forming ...