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... PAINLESS TOOTH EXTK ACTION {By her Majttlyt Royal Letters fa tent.) CART WHIG lIT Da VIS. Surgical and Mcchanirsl Dentists, 115, GRAFTON STREEP, DUBLIN, Hare the honour the Nobility Gent-y that they hare become the sole Licensees and Pos aeaanra. for ...
... connivance and patronage of I the Whigs—after the priests have been systematically used allies ‘‘keeping out the Tories”—after Brookes's has thoroughly squeezed out all that it could get from the Irish priests, the English Whigs, with coarse callousness to ...
... try Irish electiou peti- tions Citv— A S Ayrton fKadical;; Hon RII Dutton (R -elite) ; Earl of Giiford (Whig) ; lion Scott (Conservative); Headiam (Whig); chairman. Con- August 1 ducting agent for the sitting members, Browne. Fo petitioners, Mr Coppock. ...
... the Cloie, and general gossip, several elevations tbe Peerage. It is staled that three of the Lower House wiU recruit the Whig interest in the Lords. Lent Robert Crosvenor (Liturgy Oroovenor, as the wafpin Cambridge him) one them. There “some uuccrtaintv ...
... capable of re inning Independent Oppositionists sent in Whigs. He (Mr Loughnan) would say return a Tory, re urn any man who will oppose the present Whig government.’ He did not mean to say that all Whig governments were identical, but Lord Palmerston had ...
... RIGHT RiON. DAVID R. PIGOT. l Mr. Pigot was attorney-general when I went circuit first, but joined us oh the retirement of the Whig administration in 1841. He became a member of the circuit on being called to the bar in 1826, and stepped at once into business ...
... petitions Dublib City.— A. A Ayrton (Liberal), Hon. RH. Dotton Earl of Gifford (Wnig). Hon. H. Scott (Oon Mrvative) ; T. E. (Whig), chairman. Conducting agent for the sittiog members, Mr. Browne. For Petitioners, Mr. Coppock. Shoo Boboloh —J. W. Dod, Eirl ...
... really thing that this exploit with the bag should be followed by a presentation of what fast young men term—the sack. —Northern Whig. SECOND EDITION. Nation Office, Saturday Merning. FURTHER NEWS FROM INDIA-SPREAD OF THI REVOLT-BAHLE OE AGRA. ...
... ehetion petitions; —Dublin City —A. S. Ayrton (Radical), Hon. R. H. Dutton (Peelite), Karl of Gifford (Whig), Hon. H. Scott (Conservative), T. E. Headlam (Whig), chairman. Conducting agent for the bitting members, Mr. Browne For petitioners. Mr. Coppock. Sligo ...
... Club movement in Belfast, to which we have recently called the attention of the Government. The following is from the Northern Whig : The promoters of the Gun Club are continuing to perfect their armed organisation. They held another meeting on Thursday eveniug ...
... and which, it ia not to# much to say, command a world-wide fame- WHAT WILL THE WHIGS DO ? (From the Prut.) There never was a time when men* steadily watch the conduct the Whigs. A impression prevails in well-informed quarters that important political manoeuvres ...
... adopt any means, warlike or pacific. It is true, he waged war with England ; but is likewise true that he made peace—with the Whigs. Whether the present occupant of his throne expects to carry out the Napoleonic idea more effectually by his alliance, time ...