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... society, being in England, and, in his absence, the chair would be filled bythe Earl of Erne, as senior vice president.— Northern Whig. New Mersop or Bieacutne Frax.—It is stated that the experiments now in progress at Manchester to test the advantage of the ...
... opposed the mise- rable Whigs,and such was the energy and spirit that mark- ed vour opposition that a man of splendid intellect, and who had rendered signal services to his country, because of his treacherous connexion with the Whigs was vehemently de- nounced ...
... success of the out- rage against the English Catholics. Indeed it would amount to something very like a reflection upon the Whigs, to suppose that in any measure designed for the destruction of liberty, they could exempt Ireland Inconsistent ‘in everything ...
... concord! A little persecution will be extremely serviceable to the Church ; and so the Tinier insolently intimatesthat the Whigs will pass a law to prevent Doctor tillathorne having a oucces. seer in the Sex of Birmingham, we here intimate—not insoe lently ...
... spared the necessity of addressing you. I hare no ambitious promptings. I want nothing from the Tofies. I want nothing from the Whigs. merely want fair p'ay for our unfortunate Country. I want Tenant Riyht on the principle of the Tenant League. Repeal of the ...
... es. In the new Corporation there are 32 Protestants. 24 of whom are Conservatives and;B Whigs ; and only 28 Roman Catholics, 22 of whom are Repealers and 6 Whigs; 22 members the late Corporation were re-elected, 8 Conservatives and 14 Repealers. There ...
... they are invested. The Whig Examiner, the exponent of Downing-street intention âthe accredited organ of the Cabinetâasks, What will the suppression do, the suppression »t mere symptom, not a jot abating the disease ?â The Whig Examiner clearly perceives ...
... Phayer would oppose it. Mr. Cullen Then let these gen'lemen who are so I anxious to have their names recorded, please the , Whig government on. '•-“- ur,h !ton of are place-hunters here are w, Cro..-.v..- whose characters stand before the government and ...
... important society—(bear, hear.) His lordship concluded amid applause. The meeting then separated Abridgedfrom the Northern Whig and Bel/att Chronicle. ...
... mem. ber, let the names of the candidates rbiarly known • on our side Mr. Serjeant Byles will come forward, whilst the pure Whigs will endeavour to be represented by Mr. Calvert; Mr. Houghton will of course, again come forward as the organ of his own peculiar ...
... in Limerick and Killarncy, //ere, find education and eloquence, movad by a Priest, one of those Romans” charged falsely by Whigs, with hostility enlightenment—labouring and leading in the hroid path of knowledge : and, associated with Protestant well as ...
... strictest possible privacy. lately deliveret 13 _the Rasa& Ca , ho li es of mail after Lis lustallation, which is In be one town Whig thrown open gratuitously to the public. adlirdese been generally that Dr. Wisomau's first More than 75,01111 persons visited ...