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... penny print, but to champion for Ultramontanism with quite another spirit. The Dublin Keening Post, too—an old-established Whig organ —has caught the infection, and raves like the Visions for the Pope. And so on with the Cork Examiner, Linaerick Awned ...
... and daring the anp . opalsrity of the Whig Go- remittent, all of whore sets it set itself indiscriminately to aph-ld. Ernagham. and his brother William. Senior, and Sfacsulav with some underlings. wrote up every Whig set an d design, and mode a virile and ...
... oat for the Continent van 179000. The drain believed W Net mainly with the doomed foe bullion (or China. Other for India not Whig procurable here. mail he obtained on the Contineot, mad paid for io gold. The total amount expected trim Australia is t4ll ...
... Newry, the office of Stamp Distributor fur the Calmly Down becomes racist. There Is epee talk of the Newry and Dowapstria dices Whig amalgamated. • MODS& Byname.— At a Presentment Senior, held is Armagh. ibis week, en appiktatioa for /.2,.710, for new buildings ...
... arrived at the conviction that an improvement in our legislative machinery is imperatively needed. Our po- litical engineers, Whig and Tory, discover many a rusty axle, ninny a broken cog, and many a loose screw, in the machinery which has worked so well ...
... ELEcrtos Naws.—Lieu•.enant•Colonel Canßend, rejected candidate for the County Armagh, and sow. in-law of Sir W. Somerville, is the Whig candidate foe the borough of Smrborougb, inthe room of the lion. W. Denison, now Lord Landes borough. Pore QuitEN.—A Southern ...
... which is fast eating away the vitals of Constitutional Government iu this country is to be found in the conviction of both Whigs and Tories that fair-play at elections would very soon put an end to foul play elsewhere. Tho Commissions at Gloucester and ...
... farina and cottages, and attends agricultural tneetitioN and makes himself ornamental' , es..ful. Exceptions wait, we say that Whig or To:ry, Norman or covimene, old a new, silly sensible, an Eoglish hoot& gible, substantial, and. ou the whole, a reapeetable ...
... resolved to replace these members, at the first opportunity, by others who will recognize no difference between Tory and Whig, Whig or Tory, as long as the demands so solemnly made are uogranted? In fact, the Irish Prelates will have the fortunes of their ...
... arc biding their own time, till the struggle of party comes, in the expectation that their aid will be eagerly purchased by Whigs or Tories, for some substantial concession. They believe, at any rate, that their vote will seal the fate of the Ministry. ...
... by his expulsive. he prosecutes three of the principal members.— Scottish Press. Tee late Lord 31acsolay was the third great Whig statesman who had commences' a history of the Revolution of 1688, and had failed to finish his task. Mr. Fox and Sir James ...
... calculated The analysis of Mangum ter silted by the is a Dew feature in smordisis esprriments of Manures, aid is darerriug of Whig followed b other ezperimoultin It may be awned the Manures furnished eorreopond lo the analysis given, part lithe were made ...