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... prove not merely the thief of tim** but the thief any small residue of popularity (it must be very small indeed !j which the Whigs *li|l have in their account with the Irish people. Mr Cardwell, added the I«ish Attorney-General, will, all events, introduce ...
... Kilkenny, Knnis, Clonmel Queenstown, Youghal, and Killarney. With regard to a projected procession in Belfast, the Northern Whig writes as follows :— * We trust that the madmen who are said to be organising a Belfast Fenian demonstration for next Sunday ...
... Wulff have several new vessels course of construction on the island, and the next launch will be a sailing vessel.—A’oifAern Whig. ...
... classes. The chair was occupied by Lord Templetown, and the speeches were of the usual Tiolent and inflammatory character. The Whig informs us that on the previous evening there was a monster meeting of the Orangemen of the working classes in the Ulster Hall ...
... and his want of unpopularity with the moderate party in the county do not lend to endear him to the noble marquis —-VorMcm Whig- The Medical Times and Gazette directs attention to the coniilion Irish dispensary medical officers, and expresses just surprise ...
... names thirteen persons who were present the time, and they will be summoned before the magistrates on Friday next.—“ Northern Whig.” ...
... STATE OF THE CROPS IN THE NORTH {From the Northern Whig). Another week of magnificent harvest weather has enabled the harvest in this district to be very nearly completed. cutting of the grain is for the most part ended in all but the backward localities ...
... who are all females, have concealed him on the premises since the rising. No trace of the man has since been had. —Northern Whig. ...
... demoraUaing system of canvassing; not attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private personal character of any of our opponents Whig or Tory, but meet every one on the high ground of principle and moral worth. It is suggestive to read this after the Limerick ...
... hostilities between Austria and Prussia. OUTBREAK THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. Belfast, Monday. 10 o’clock.— The Northern Whig has just published the following m special edition;— With the greatest concern hare rend tha announcement of the outbreak of ...
... popular feeling and the common principles of justice. We say, then, if the Tories are prepared rectify this omission, and if the Whigs refuse. let the former by all means be looked on as the friends popular justice. But let no sham opposition countenanced or ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. New Y'ork. Aug. 22.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news the 20th instant, stating that during the last 21 hours the Federal operations were confined to a steady and con tiuuous bombardment of Fort Sumter from guns on Morris ...