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... MAJESTY’S TREAStny. lion. R. Boyle, Whig. Mr. Samuel Carter, Whig. NEW SIGNAL FOR STEAMERS. Mr. Andrew G. Dillon, a gentleman connected with the Poor Law Commissioner’s office, has invented a signal 'amp for communicating steering orders from the officer ...
... Mr. Baynes Armstrong, Q.C. ; Rye, Mr. Mackinnon —Total, 5. Disqualified —Frome, Hon. R- Boyle, Whig (since returned) ; Tavistock —Mr. Samuel Carter, Whig. GENERAL REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. During the past week the long-expected supply from the Black ...
... parties. If the Freeman of those times had written in this fashion— “The same opposition which the Tories give to the Whigs, and which the Whigs, give to the Tories, will the Irish party give to both upon allsuitable occasions,” it would have been voted lukewarm ...
... Altar as a motive for not distracting the mind by agitating against the Whigs and Redington ; and now it is used as a fitting time to exercise contentions in order that the Whigs' and Redingeen's supporters might be stamped with public apptobation, and ...
... Tories give to the Whigs, and which the Whigs give to the Tories, will the Irish party give to both upon all suitable occasions; the only difference be- tween the latter and the two former parties being that it will make use of both Whigs and Tories by playing ...
... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS New Ross correspondent sends ui a graphic sketch of the Poor Law meeting reported our last number. The Whigs (he says) were confident of an eaoy victory, for their dreaded enemy was banished to the sea shore : but when their little ...
... y- Lancaster One Mr. Baynes Armstrong, Q.C. Kys .. Mr. Macktnnon. DISQUALIFIED. Fromr Hon. K. Boyle, Whig. Tavistock Mr. S.imuel Carter, Whig. ...
... perty of the tenant. That improvements in the second class shall be compensated for by compensating periods of years.—Northern Whig. The number cf passengers conveyed on British and Irish amounted to £89,240,605. railways during the half-year ending June ...
... Party, its policy, and his own first plighted public pledge. One would and ought to have expected more honour from the uame, Whig though it be, and from a young man just entering public life. The electors of Wexford drove this young recreant's uncle—ig ...
... n to depict an ex- tremely revolting condition of society in the days of “high Roman fashion.” This magazine having turned Whig, a chapter is devoted to the “ Personnel of the New Ministry,” which, of course, is both individually and ensemble the nearest ...
... mentioned as being a party to the Sea. Ore Monopoly. For various reasons, we are quite rejoiced at the news. AN ENEMY TO WHIG INTRIGUE from Wexford, sends us a Pound for the Ross Testimonial to Father Doyle, and hopes it wont be refused. Why should ...
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