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... Ihcehdiabism the Oouhtt Down.—l sorry to say that inoendisrism is again making its appearance in this county. The Northern Whig contains an account of the destruction of three dwellinghouses and several out offices during the past week. The perpetrators ...
... however, ,| that each noograduate roust be enf“e years iu the study of law in Ireland, ox- Tiu , , required two years iu England, Whig slates that Sir J. Emerson Tenbtlf,., . 10 deliver series of lectures on Ceylon *'loss’ ai(l ll * Working Class Association ...
... electors ! They had but million of electors altogether. was Reformer when the Whigs were turned out office because the King would not create new peers, and he was Reformer when the Whigs again returned office j and as they were again put office by the people ...
... in effecting an entrance into the bouse. large reward has been offered for the discovery of the perpetrators. The Northern Whig contains report of proceedings on Monday evening in the Music-hall of Belfast. Sir J. Emerson Tennent, on behalf of the Working ...
... shall result in its speedy repeal. The Whig Convention of the Sixth District of Massachusetts bad passed resolutions for Ihe propor administration of the laws with respect to fugitive slaves. A meeting of prominent Whigs of Albany has been held in that city ...
... question contains many proposals for academical reform which the stoutest Reformer will welcome with satisfaction. But the Whigs can do nothing right. The Commission is mere fishing Commission. The evidence obtained it must be worthless. I am afraid see ...
... created Lord Eddisbury, and the lion. William Owen, twin with the latter, and two daughters. In politics the deceased was a Whig. He succeeded bis father in the baronetcy in 1807, and was raised to the peerage in 1839. The family property is situate in ...
... with (hem its revenues they do not think either of demanding * from the families of the Revolution,’ from the great Liberal Whigs, the restitution of the property of the clergy and the abbeys which they formerly so generously divided among themselves. In ...
... the examinations which have just concluded, thirty-eight students have been admitted scholars of this college. The Northern Whig says;—“ have the satisfaction of being able to add, that they include members of the Established Church, the General Assembly ...