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... —Bdfatt Northern Whig. As general rale, a fashionable bean, like bow in tbw sky, can’t make both ends meet. Irish, English, Scotch, and Foreign Market Review. (Written Specially for the Farmers’ Gazette.) Farmers' Gazette Office, Dublin, Friday Evening ...
... uit generally treated at present; but, were the intelligent and highW-important remarks correspondent in the Northern Whig, of the 31»t J 1862. adopted, we believe the t«1uo of might be raised to X2O per acre, on aa average of a y fire years, in the letter ...
... never known of English mares being sent hero to be put to Irish horses. The fact is unique, so far as we are aware.—AWMern Whig. ...
... future, howe'er p'c Let the dead past bury the dead: Act nets in the Urine present. Heart withiu and Gud oVrhead* But the Whig Radicals would invert those noble sentiments: Elysium promise for the future ; Ilclray their country and the crown; Confiscation ...
... 16th SEPTEMBER, im,&t FOREST, near Sword*, on the Ballymun Road, and about one mile from the Model Farm, Glasnevin, the folio whig property, viz. 125 Head of Horn Stock, in forward condition, fit for the market and stall. 21 Fat Ewes, and Lambs. Horses, ...
... &c*. OMISSIONS IN PRIZE LIST OF NORTH-EAST AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Sir, am this day forwarding to you a copy of the Northern Whig of the 10th inst., containing a correct list of the prizes awarded at the North-East Agricultural Association’s show, held ...
... the most eeiirkable struggle* wnico he was eng.te.-d Vt that time was that of the r.val registration schema. in which led the Whig p.rly he House of Commons against an o Pl'n enl g * s»'«rss4ssssrasKs£ the then a.lministratnm he was removed, ««'>»“«?« ouenliv ...
... Wednesday,ondTiaumDAY,November 3o!h and December Ist, 2nd. and 3rd. when PKI/.ES to the amount of £1,910 will be awarded the folio whig Divisions, viz. Fat Cattle *7Bl 0 Fat Sheep ** Fat Pigs J Breeding Pigs I Corn and Roots ~ and Pigeons •' ...
... at almost first cost, while the latter must pay three or more profits for everything he requires, nor has such a friend in whig-radical influences, which have latterly tended to increase in every way possible local taxation. Let (exclaim the leaders, ...
... better hands than Dr Hodges’, whose fame is known even more extern slvely in other countries of Europe than bis own.— Northern Whig. ...
... persons of great local importance. They had solicitor in Newcastle named Feters, and a clerk named Mr, James Reweastle. When the Whigs took office in the name of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform,” the Greenwich Hospital staffin Newcastle was one of the first ...
... 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 ...