... last general election he waa thrown out of Leitrim, having been defeated by Dr. Brady, the Tenant League candidate —Northern Whig. ...

... succeeded Ireland secure against the infliction Income Tar. Mr. now excuses himself alleging that he only spoke fm the late Whig ministry of Lord John Russell, but that the present was not bound it. This was very disgraceful, and has justly made the Irish ...

... were directed to coureyed to Dr. Bowring and Dr. Macgowan for their attention in forwarding this fresh supply of seed Northern Whig. ...

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... The Whigs him in the House of Commons to pit Ins ready volubility and practiced tact against the true Irish Party who sit upon the opposition benches, iu the teeth of the Whigs, to work for Ireland. Will Athlone adopt Mr. Keogh, gratify the Whigs and ...

... Doctors’ Commons, It is very true, as that artless patriot, Mr. admits :— We (the Brigade) were an important body, and if the Whigs had anything to offer us, they knew where to find us.” Right well they knew it, and their sagacious retriever was accordingly ...

... of well-scutched flax. number of resolutions were proposed, seconded, and unanimously adopted. —Abridged from the Northern Whig, ...

... Gladstone’s Budget is to transfer portions of the public hardens from the middle classes, who form the principal supporters of the Whig Radicals, to the landed interest, that are maiu'y of opposite politics ; and Ireland rural, not manufacturing, country*, nhc ...

... was made as he alleged on Friday, and that such promise was given as that no income-tax should be imposed on Ireland if the Whigs received the loaves and fishes by the votes of certain members of the Irish party. —Capt. M ag an said Mr. B. had no right ...

... not, the remembrance of many of our readers, that immediately before the session of stated that it was the inlenuoo of the Whig ministry to introduce bill that session for the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. The accuracy of the statement ...

... remembrance of many of our readers, that immediately before the session of 1851, we stated that it was the intention of the Whig ministry to introdure a bill that session for the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. The accuracy of the statement ...

... section are equally resolute in tbeir assertion the superior claims of Sir Thoms* Redington, the former Under Secretary under Whig administration; while third section of tbe cabinet are opposed to tbe appointment either gentlemen. It is thought probable ...