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... s small importance must undertake —Mais il faut prendre garde de s y faire battre. A good rule Tu concluded in our next, A WHIG LIBKL ON AX IRISH PRIEST W>. have not the honour of possessing any personal knowledge of the llov. Mr. Redmond, parish priest ...
... possession of Cornelius Lundy, Esq, the whole Stock, Crops, Farmiog Implements and Household Furuituie, couiprisiog the folio whig 30 Fat Sheep, Ewes, 1 Rum, 4 Fat Heifers, a few Stores, Milch Cow. 1 very useful llu.»e, 6 years old; 1 powerful Draft Mare ...
... HnUi*, drew 1820 his essay on Mdton, in the public .’ The upon him the attention of ~n , ..ment bisliterai-y leaders of the Whig par y. w ft y° Commissioner of superiority, “PP ”*• tered parliament mernber Bankruptcy, and 18dt» eniere • th Board for Caine ...
... betrayal of my pledges and principles. As aptly remind me and your other readers, the Irish org Sat. the Whig party proclaimed me in 1854 a traitor sold Whigs for the Recordership of Gravesead; you may 6 9283 member that in 1852, when | was not a fortnight a ...
... income-tax for years, and it may permanently. It is not pleasant to discover why this necessary. Forty millions have been spent by Whig Administrations transforming our fleet within the last few years, yet, until lately, had wonderfully little to show for our ...
... he had There Wan a second coma for felenioudy receiving I !limn Fly. awl Rangel-roar Flom. lor ems men Mae pi:meted over the Whig Oppoeitten, and ed• I provid. feet to the entl hen of ell N iti.,-.41 eelmml• lite. Montaigne. Ittte de elunteeux. and Saint ...
... having voted thanks to the chairman, separated amid loud cheering for the Pope. VICE AND DESTITUTION BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig ) row.—tub menagerie. As ono hnlf of the world said not to know how the other half lives, so also may it be said that three-fourth ...
... HOMES OF THE POOH IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig bu been sending its into tb« poor places of Belfast, and it gives very terrible descriptions of the state of the homes. Here is one specimen The first hoosa purposed to explore was that at the farthest end ...
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... regret fo™ P atr ! * bo. plays upon the piety of Rowe, sworn, deposed that was a hired sereant to petooiee that not only the Whig end Tory pnests .nd the p.triot.sm of the people the whtl. ltt with defendant until May neat, for the sum of £4, endeaeoured ...
... Francis Foster Barham, George Noyea, Henry St. John Cole Bowen, Edmund Hill Wickham, Robert Joseph Pratt Saunders, Vincent Whig, Seymour de Lacy Lacy, Morton Laurence Porter, Frederick Schack, Henry Llewelvn Williams, WilUam Reynolds Strike, Pringle David ...
... Ile had procured for them a sufli- will make that reparation which is so pleasing a duty to November, 1859 Mr. Jackman be a Whig, he mud be prepared for a dusting cieney of light, a yard supply of water ; also obtained every virtuous and hosourable man ...