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... becoming terms, thanking him for his attentions. —Scottish Press. M». Minnoch and Miss Smith—A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes to that journal as follows : — An article appeared in your columns of the 11th inst., censuring in very strong term ...
... regard the petition presented by Colonel II .ggine against the return of Mr 0. H. Moore, as an invidious attach cede by the Whig go. vornwent on the Catholic Cicrcy, and on the cease of Tenant Right; that we feel It our duty to use every carillon in our ...
... lodgment has yet overtaken them for such a daring act of impiety. tic. MINXO4IIANI , SMITH.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes to that journal as follows:— An article appeared in your columns of the 11th inst., censuring, in very strong terms ...
... prevailing. But the whole of Fox's unease was one of the remarkable ever known. Wharton himself outdone. The fairest women of the whig eristocraey worked for his owes. Every day their carriages—the horses glittering with his colours—drew up on their fuourite's ...
... faith in ths future. seek in vain for statesman to assimilate or balance him with. Ee betrayed the y strives to enslave the Whigs, and fain would play the tyrant over both. h his wo ted reckless dartcg he would accomplish absolutism no, for v'here can command ...
... 101 times 101 Answered in seven seconds, 10,201. Scottish Press. Mr. Minnoch and Miss Smith. A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes to that journal as follows :— An article appeared in your columns of the 11th inst., censuring very strong terms the ...
... 22, Castle Lane, B (Between the Theatre and the Io T HALF PRICE, TH the morning after publicati the morning after receipt in Whig Office. — A Suit of West o Black Clo! ...
... power was not used as it ought to have been used—for the exclusion of Whigs in every possible pi ce from the parliamentary representation. He always stated he had ever thought that the Whigs we the enemies of Ireland (hear, hear), and that Lord Palmerston ...
... Palmerston, from time to time, breaks out in his old manner ; last week he must have highly flattered the noble statesmen of the Whig eonnation by telling them that he cared not a straw far the opinions of Lord Julio Russell. We magratekte the Bedford influence ...
... Inspector of National Schools, when referring to them at the opening of a model school in Belfast, as reported in the Northern Whig— A class of officers recently instituted, whose duty it is to give system and discipline to the schools which they visit, and ...
... his Grace said, Our task in Ireland is more ' difficult on accouht of ten years of misrule there ; and since then the Whigs have been continuing their misrule, and fostering, by their tacit approval and open connivance, the organised system of ...
... address should have been printed by every journal in the kingdom ; but, because it was delivered by a Conservative, certain Whig papers have endeavoured to ward off its effects by petty garbling at two or three detached sentences, interspersed throughout ...