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... The dividend on the capital expended averaged respectively 31 per cent. 2.18 per cent., and 3.98 per foot. i l*he hor'them Whig Rivet the following particulars of an atrocious murder committed Warrenpoint, in tho county Down: —The subject of the murder ...
... operations of the war. When the rumour of yesterday pointed to Whigs ns likely to appointed to the places made vacant the expulsion of the Peelites, it only gave expression the sentiment of the Whig party that some such change ought to be made. The occasion ...
... departments Whigs have been most reUgionly excluded, and are so to this boor. believe they will be so long ss they consent to occupy their present position of sabeervience to the views of policy of Lord Aberdeen. It mart not supposed that this of the Whig party ...
... places the . of Incnnihered F.-tntos in Ireland will, fl ESDAY rails rateable, bn, not In.•ally and owe to their connivances at Whig poUm- ...
... Digby Seymour, in the person of Mr. Henry Fenwick, of South Lodge, near Chester-le-street. There is Radical party and an old Whig, or Lambton, party in the town, who divide the Liberal interest. Mr. Seymour, who is son In-law to Mr. J. J. Wright, the leading ...
... when difference, would entirely ecae. amongst Irishmm [renewed applause] did net think ayatem was good, whether practised hy whig artery, that would lead men ta hate their fellow creature, foe th. lev# of tied [uproar and applause.] Ma bad been for forty ...
... Kki —On Friday all doubt* with regard I • contest were dispelled, by Mr. Henry Fenwick, Surah Lodge, offering himself. is a whig, and La* the e.J of the Sunderland Shipowners’ Society.' The contest !•.,« all the appearance of being exceedingly close and ...
... his address, and vole of thanks having been retuvnen to the High Shot iff’, the proceedings terminated. Murder.— The Xorthcni Whig gives the following particulars an atrocious murder committed Warrenpoiut, in the county of Down:—The subject of the murder ...
... ehon an episcopal butler. Certainly, newspaper propels- men in whom they may cuutilently place reliance - by tors who resat Whig Iliehopspoeseesing indueuce over whom they are certain justice may be fairly adusluishalf the towns and isfutvies of Irelsud ...
... at Haileshaty. Flom Naples hear fresh of lbs. Whatever patsies prevail, this we able society it seems,ia a t to loase the Whig, of which Its great louder prated right over allot t it. A Loudon merchant Ur Jobu Southgate a parlor &ad ralendrrer p eleetry ...
... of one of the best men in Ireland, when writing of his own prosplets of raising men for the 100-late embodied militia. The Whig massscre of the Irish in 1846 and subsequent years has left but few results, for in 1846 children who would now serve recruits ...
... bleary of toe Irish Cburch. Ills LorJeL p complaire that be is charged with prostituting hie tutored ministry and patronage to Whig interest. and of lording it over his clergy. We 400. e throe grave charges to be ou the melon./ Of our readers the tact ...