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... and they must henceforth regard tbe Sepoys their most bitter and implacable enemies. had had from time to time whig and tory governments and whig and tory governora-geueral of India. had never ha a radical government yot, and we ware not likely to get one ...
... Protestants of the north of Ireland, also have had bitter reason to complain of the way in which they have been treated by modem Whig Minis tries. It cannot be gratifying to them that the government think it right to quarter the sons of the late Mr. O’Connell ...
... held on the body of Janet Porter, wben the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the above facts. — Abridged from Belfast Whig. Tae OF JOHN JAMES We have seen a letter from a tiemen now in New York, but for merly a native of thi city, in which the writer ...
... propose to | zt \ lity, two Bedrooms. { construct an embankwent, of Q Way ale ig this operty, —Address, with 1 particulars, Whig Office.” at the River Lagan, which will Lav he etfe of re 1967 LE THE COMMODIOUS WARBRO elaiming such portions as are sow ander ...
... IRELAND. The Northern Whig states that an influential meeting of flaxspinners was held at Belfast on Wednesday week, at which it was resolved That, owing to the great depression in the linen trade, it is desirable that the present production of yarns ...
... alienate feelings of the Protestants of Ireland. Jobbery and partiality are the curses attendant on Whig rule in Scotland. M c know what state the Whigs brought that country to by constant truckling to. agitators, and rewarding them as they were violent ...
... on Devaibee Dealers is throw .sotths at do f.ll , rwilw :—ls Pets, et Is 1$ MIA 4s WA le, 226, roil Si. sob. ir Then Is by Whig hirertisse fur dr palassat of prisms is ont odd se wish Pet. ...
... interesting letters from Delhi. •• PATRIOTIC •* SUGGESTION—AN* APPEAL TO THE CHUttCH KSTABLISHMENT. Oi p. local ojntemporary, the Whig, is grieved the smallness of the amount as yet contributed by Belfast what is called the Indian FumJ. The loyal zeal of our ...
... This new hall is intended to hold 3000 persons, and when completed will be one of the finest buildings in Ulster.'—Northern Whig. RUN or; THE IRISH BANKS—In various parts of the country a great demand for gold has set in. The people do not require it for ...
... affairs in India, they will not depose him in order to set reformer or anti-reformer in his seat. Neither Conservative nor Whig would take any such ibility upon their shoulders; and so far we think there is the additional induce- nt to Lord Palmerston ...
... must henceforth regard the Sepoys as their most bitter and implacable enemies. We lud had from time to time whig and tory governments and whig and tory governors-general of India. We had never had a radical government yet, and we were not likely to get ...
... they must henceforth regard the Sepoys as their most bitter and implacable eneniias. bid had from time to time whig and tor* governments and whig aitu lory goveruors-geueial o ...