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... PRIESTLY PERSECUriON. Every step taken the Whigs and their otficittls, in the mutter of the Mayo |>etitiun, indicates a deadly hostility against the liberties of the Catholic electors and priesthood of Ireland. It is only violation of the ordinary forms ...
... clear that the higher doty ought to be paid. But as the deceased was a Whig, the chief legatee and successor is a Whig, the Government is Whig, and the legal advisers of the Crown are Whigs, or worse, many people are afraid that not even the legacy office ...
... PREN | , Agents for the Bite 278 Whig | J.D. ME Agent to the Bankr 14, Upper Quay. OF | hort dis- fo be Let or Sold » AN EXTENSIVE FIR | Store, with Offices attached, suitable MART, Grain, or any general p: in M o deliver 8 —Apply to Mr. Ww D. in the ...
... Flax-Spianing Mill in | wants a situation, as Manager, in a similar ¢ Reference given to bis employer. — S54 Flax Spinner, Whig Office. LADY. WHO HAS HAD TEN Y experience in Teaching. wishes for a situa ...
... hew qualhiss of Australian gold ea et the have resumed parpmea, dem in commarald eirdoe. that Ms hem se wounded. is b aYr of Whig Nod. At the time we are I. Seed Maw that Se Coma ask had arrived at Lecimow. it were is the of &stink 11111 ...
... Charles Compton Cavendish (a son of the first Earl of Burlington), having been made a Peer, for having faithfully supported the Whigs and never having made himself in the slightest degree obtrusive with his political opinions, new election has taken place, ...
... Carts security. A liberal salary will be given toa Ploughs, person; a married man, who has kept th a spineing mill, te * B C., Whig would ~ pply g ———— stacks ; ANTED, LEFT OFF-CLOTHES, | PORTATION, Gentlemen will be waited on, at and have the bighest price ...
... by the death of Mr. Justice Moore. Mr. Sergeant Christian is still stated to bo the new Judge of the Common IMeas.” Delfatt Whig of Saturday find the following:— ** We heard some rumours that Mr. Greer, M P., had been mentioned for the solicitor-generalship ...
... and Cutlerv. Stationery, Cabinet, and Glass Goods. Boxes.and Carpet I Concertinas, Accorde ...
... the feelings on which he relics for support than as the self-nominee of a proprietor of great territorial posses ions. The Whig aspirant to the honour of regimenting the county, though by rank a Peer of Irelsad, is entitled by fortune rather to be classed ...
... grand fallacy in which large portions of the working classes believed. The Whigs were in office in 1848, and they denounced the mob and demagogues. At another time the Whigs would have called the populace by the name of the people, and hailed even ...
... TRADE IN ULSTER. The Northern Whig, on this subject, says :— Ulster has happily known little of the recent crisis, as regards stoppages of firms, although deep and general distress has been occasioned among the working population and small shopkeepers ...