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THE Viez-R .—We see in the London Papers that it is the intention of the Whig party in the next

... THE Viez-R .—We see in the London Papers that it is the intention of the Whig party in the next session of Parliament to make a vigorous effort to abolish the Irish Vice-Royalty. In a spirit ot paltry economy unworthy of a great party they seek to deprive ...

MlStfilartfOlu knirral fetu. HOME, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL

... close one, and the victory fell to be decided by the votes of Pennsylvania. One of the ten great parties, at that time called Whigs and Democrats, imported a v.,st number of rowdies from New York, and forwarded them on the day of election to Philadelphia ...

RV FIRE,

... brought the tram to standstill before any harm done. The coasoijucncer, however, niigh have boon most serious uatu'A-.— S'urthem Whig. Potatoes.—We have just received specimen of early potatoes, grown Mr. J. Henderson, gardener, at Ar lua’ea. The specimen in ...

EXTRAORDINARY SCENES IN DOWNPATRICK

... ground. The police wore in attendance, but the re-interment was conducted without the slightest breach of the peace.— Northern Whig. Frightful Artillery Accident.—On Monday morning, while experiments were being made at several the batteries in the Dover garrison ...

THE WATERFORD MIRROR AND TRAMORE VISITER. MAY 22, 1862

... THE WATERFORD MIRROR AND TRAMORE VISITER. MAY 22, 1862. MURDER OF JOHN HERDMAN, ESQ., OF CLIFTON VILLE. (From the Northern Whig.) Thursday evening, Mr. John Herdman, one of the most respected and honoured citizens of Belfast, was, regret to say, murdered ...

loxdun police

... rebellion completely annihilated, ihe future safely the country secured, and the glorious cause freedom oe maintained*”—JSorthern Whig- Female Curtius.—A covered with blood was yesterday morning seen running across the Place d’lialie, the 13:b arrontli-emcnt ...

AMERICA

... Army tho Rappahannock. Gen. Wool has been appointed to the command of the newlv created denaftment of the K ist. The Richmond Whig says—“ All tho Union officers taken prisoners at Murfreesboro, arc to be kept in close couPncment rntil General Butler has ...

JC D V C J lON REMOVAL TO LONDON. Ladies’ Boarding School, Reginald’s Place, Mall, Waterford SIRS, and the MISSES

... regard to her Ancient | Faith and people. address you perfectly unfettered a pledge , either the great English parties, the Whigs or the Tories. I will support only such measures i arc just and reasonable, and will oppose every , Government which declines ...

THE DEATH OF GENERAL JACKSON,

... Ewell -was very great, and the manner in which spoke him showed that he had duly considered the matter. “From the Richmond Whig, May 13. AIIUTVAL OF LtEl’T. OE.VEHAL JACKSON’S REMAINS. Yesterday was a sad day in tunond. Tho City papers contained the ...

Uivtljs, itßmuiijfS, nub ZDiniljs. BIRTHS. Sumlay, at Biou Row, the wife of Mr. Richard Farrell daughter. the ..

... House Commons. Mr. M'Kenna 1 comes forward totally disconnected with any I political party unfettered any pledge to | either Whigs or Tories,” but resolved to devote bis time and his talents to promote the prosperity of all classes of Irishmen, irrespective ...

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Friday

... this country upon the subject the Irish rimrch. subject which formerly made the stalking- horse and stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which now had little interest for the Treasury Bench. It is far easier for the Government to rend lectures the Emperor ...

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