THE HARVEST IN THE NOETH
... the farmer, while a considerable proportion of the so-called diseased potatoes would be available for pigs' food.-—AorMem Whig. ...
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l'ilisli Irks
... maternal uncle, Mr William Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his wealth. His lordship was a supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his title and extensive landed property by his eldest the Hon W. Henry Forester Denison, M P for ...
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... have voted pretty nearly as on the first &vision, and the Independent Oppositionista split as eveuly as possible between the Whigs and Tories. For the Ayer, voted Mersrs Greene, Hennessy, McEvoy, Sullivan, sad The O'Donoghue ;And for the Noes, Mews Blake ...
THE RECENT ACCIDENT AT DOVER
... government. But this is kind of government the Whigs have never known bow to exercise io Ireland. It needless to say that those penal laws which were disgrace to statne book were one and all Ilia work of Whig Ministers. In endeavouri- g to repeal them they ...
'Sfe d&mug |)axfeei
... displeasure of large constituencies, but whose loss to the House might be undesirable. Thus he saves a goodly number of rotten Whig nests. By depriving of their Member certain places not having over 7,000 inhabitants, and by taking one member from other towns ...
THE LOWERING OF THE FRANCHISE BILL
... author, and not by any means so comprehensive as Mr. Disraeli’s project, it will fail to satisfy the Radicals or Advanced Whigs. Mr. Bright, however, is so tickled with the French Treaty, and the honour put upon his friends, Gibson and Cobden, that he ...
HIGH PRICE OF CATTLE FEEDING
... although not high in several dfatricts of tbs country, are still parallel in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. —Northern Whig. Hay bringing the extraordinary high price of 8L ton In Tborlm market, and even this figure sufficient quantity cannot be bad ...
CAPTAIN D. O’CONNELL, M.P
... employment suited to his and to bis illustrious father's position. Who can point paternal claims such as his? And, the shame of the Whig party we may add, that whilst others totally devoid of public claims have been amply provided for, the son of the great O'Connell ...
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... lir • thi chair, and the members of the di r rebid. They are gone. were het three olergymea on the platforre. T . Norther* Whig of Tuesday. ' , ADIS FOB THIS 15 —Arklow, Wicklow: Ardstran. bridge, Tyrone; Ballisoanlan, Limerick; Ballinahinch, Dona ; ...
LORD LIEUTENANCY OF DERRY
... exploded policy of exciting the North against the South, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means, using the Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country than by the ...
Sai.e of the Belfast Distilleuy.—Oil Tuesday the lirst day's sale of the machinery and working utensils this ..
... shafting, gearing, and copper piping, was offered ill lots, and sold at varying prices. The sale will be continued this day. Whig. Among the hostile parties now contending in Africa there are three Sabbaths celebrated in each week. The Sabbath the Moors ...
THE NATION,
... population of nearly 600,000 persons, and owing, also, to the very substantial support which he had uniformly rendered to the Whigs, both in office and when in opposition, is rewarded with merited promotion from the post of Solicitor-General, which had filled ...