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... taxation. George'e-in-the.East, there were several policemen asylum of all and the protectress of the universe. correspondence? A 'Whig is needed, and one of The conditional order was therefore discharged; to preserve order. At T o'oo4 a procession of I believe ...
... Bishops resolved to replace those members, at the first opportunity, others who will recognise no difference between Tory and Whig, Whig or Tory, long as the demands so solemnly made remain ungranted ? This is comfortable query for an Irish Catholic” to sleep ...
... mercilessly pounced upon by the British Bumble, and flung on board the next vessel sailing for the nearest Irish port. Tbe Northern Whig, the most able and influential journal in Ulster, and which has devoted great deal of attention to the subject, furnishes some ...
... hands. The member of the Whig aristocracy with whom Lord Macaulay had lived for several years before his death in closer intimacy than with any other was his next door neighbour, the Duke of Argyll. The Duke of Argyll is a Whig and a Scotchman, like his ...
... accordange. with the above. De- ceased was a fine young man, ani by his companions, and all who knew him.— aniversally esteemed Whig. A DanGerovs Leap. while in a state of into —On Saturday night, seaman Xication, jumped through a win. dow, in the second sto: ...
... FLAX We refer to an article on flax culture in Ireland which copy from the Northern Whig. It is addressed Irish landlords at Urge to those of our province in particular wc shall have to say few words at the earliest appropriate moment on the same subject ...
... who voted In Avoorof Lord Derby and his party hut believe there were at least twenty Irish Catholic member* who supported the Whig party on that occasion In • that Lord Palmerston and Lord John Uusaell might obtain the a. strotlon of public affairs. What ...
... the free exercise of their own energies, the growth of flax will go on as regularly as that of wheat or potatoes. —Northern Whig. Clipping Horsks.—Of late the young bucks of Newark hare inn perfectly wild in this practice. Clipping horses calls for an ...
... THE CONSTITUTION; OR, CORK: ADVERTISER.—TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1860. Tbe article of tbs Whig is given in oar third page. The Examiner, copying from tbe General Advertiter advertisement for two active men to weigh wheat and flour/* and requiring ...
... the more liberal section ° 0 jury, and adjusted their differences of opinion at the • with costs, finally awarded— Northern Whig. r m. Doty ON Horses.— From a return to the House cf - mons, printed on Fiiday, it appears that the duty including racehorses ...
... going amongst your Catholic population ought to stir op your Protestant believers to something like a counter- The Northern Whig has remedy for the disinclination to employ capital in the growth of flax. Leases of fourteen years are our Contemporary’s ...
... let us be governed by Whigs; all that we ask that they be chosen from the English section of the party. Tho majority of tha Cabinet, as given above, is rich in materials for such an administration; indeed is the weakness of the Whig party that it contains ...