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... believed tbat many were buried after the manner recommended by Mr. Smith O'Brien in 1848. The Rev. Hugh Hanna (says the Northern Whig) resumed his privileges as a public nmsance on Sunday. The Police were (perhaps purposely by the scrupulous martyr) made aware ...
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... partialaty for the Turks. The ca eis different here, India is th own soil. They will enlist thousands to defend it. — Rieaimend Whig. ...
... entire origin of the opposition •ri street preaching to the placard which was posted through Relfmt, and to certain articles the Whig and Ulster papers. The Rev. M. Vance, Wesleyan minister, and the Rev. \V. Johnston. Preellyterisn minister, were examined, ...
... it is very unsa_ tisfactory for us to know that the Whigs are in still greater difficulties about reform in 1858. There was a certain agreement and distinct understanding in 1832, to which the Whig ministry was a contracting party, which cannot be overlooked ...
... Glenarm, Mr. F. D. Finlay, for upwards of a quarter of a century proprietor of the Liberal journal of Ulster, the Northern Whig. ^ On the 10th instant, Mr. George Aitken, of the firm of Messrs. Aitken and Brothers, calico printers, Whittle-le- Woods ...
... THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY BELFAST. the Northern Whig.) The Commissioners have now got into the partisan evidence, the incidents o{ the riots, and are not making much way through Mr. O'Rorke's army witnesses. learned Commissioners have invited of testimony ...
... Belfast, we understand, is as dis- turbed in appearance as before the idea of proclaiming it was entertained. The Northern Whig says tho proclamation is a complete mistake. The Peace Preservation Act, seems, is not made to apply to a sufficient extent ...
... vigour—that wretched mixture of injustice end imbecility which Lord Brougham has pointed out as the peculiar characteristic of a Whig aristocracy. The uiemorialists set forth, with the graphic simplicity of men whose sufferings and apprepensions make them in ...
... second for glovemaker’s wooden stretcher—fellows without heads, or hearts, or souls, and guilty of the duguating, the diabolical Whig red-taper; of leaving oar countrymen and county women to perith rather than budge one inch out of their occurred jog-trot of ...
... entire origin of th e opposition to street preaching to the placard which posted through Belfast, and to certain articles in Whig and Useerinan papers. The Rev. Mr. Vance, Wesleyan minister, and the Be y ' William Johnston, Presbyterian minister, were th ...