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... practical knowledge of its value to the farmer, I took the liberty of ■nggasting soma hints to the proprietor of the Northern Whig, which be was kind enough to insert and notice favourably. enclose the articles for your perusal, and if yon think them worthy ...
... government: but this makes no difference with respect to Ireland : and the next one—to show their impartialitywas carried the Whigs. Lord John Russell and Earl Grey were ministers, in 1847, when the Bill for Prevention of Crime and Outrage in Ireland” was ...
... we to exercise legitimate influence at home on this question ? instructing our representatives to represent to the minister, Whig or lor}* he may be, that the sentiments and wishes one-third of the population of these kingdoms not to overlooked or slighted ...
... liberty of the Legations, and thia the highly intelligent Lord Foil ding is of opinion is matter of great gratification ; tor the Whig Government in 1848 bribed the people of the of the Church at the rate of two and three - halfpence 1 piece to attack and overthrow ...
... go vastly augmenting. Indeed, there are sure Symptoms of increase * • * * But there is a class society not contemplated the Whig act of parliament which created this pernicious court. There are children well as'wives and husbands. What youth or maiden ...
... of the Whig Opposition, and consistent advocate of free trade and other liberal measures, la Sir Robert, baring earned his gyeat measare tooamereial reform, suecuaihed to the attacks of the fpMnUy party,” cad made way for the return the Whigs under Lord ...
... soll at 7s, to 93. the stene,| nel Ponsonby was in a ttendance on the Prince | aud milled at 8s. to 15s. the stone Northern Whig of this day. | Major-General the Hon. R. Bruc e and Captain Gre gaged | The Morning Post remarks it would be very strange | ...
... Onrette.’’ ** The work which, In original form, cost four guinea* and a half, is Offered Ita improved form, at 12*. Northers Whig. * “Of all the mooumenta to Moore, whether reared before orsmee the poet's death, the best la the edition of the 1 neb Melodica ...
... with this tl0 9tioll s an Irish question —'leal with it ns Cat otic q a)ld without stop(liear, hear). Deal wiUi fate 0 f this Whig adping to calculat % a o ppolitiou (cheers). Ministration, that 1 ycOT awocia ted with ■her, people of Tipperary, should not ...
... the cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because, when one reflects on the conduct of the Whig government the revolution of l{*4t*. who, the means our Consul at Home, the lute notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed secret service ...
... Carlisles, the most philosophic of Cardwells, must govern atm for England, not for Ireland. And the nett resu English governments, Whig or Tory, “Liberal «• Peelite,” still mstst be steady maladministration, repression, and deliberate neglect, .so far as Irish ...
... Farmers' Gazette. The work which. In its original form, cost four guineas and a half, offered, in its improved form, at 12s. ' Whig. Of ail the monuments to 3lcore, whether reared before or since the poet's death, the best ilia edition of the Irish Melodies ...