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... with France still aland in the way any large trade in that direction. Stocks of finished n«l exceed moderate extent —Northern Whig- Holloway’s Pills— There hazard s.ylog that the popularity of Professor Hollows) ’* remedies thl- country is without a par-i ...
... reverse ; and only helps to ooi.lirm the sneer of tho infidel about the church being near whilst God is fur away THE “NORTHERN WHIG” ON “REVIVALISM.” {From the Newry Examiner.) ia admitted that “one isct is worth one thousand assertions j” and if ever that ...
... light though it were a direct negative to his bill. And so, we suppose, will Mr. Edwin Jasies and the other Radicals and Whigs who condemn the measure, not fail to vote for its second reading, and for every danse in it upon which Lord John Rdssf.ll w ...
... secret sommunication with the Whigs, with • view to ale and moderate compromise. These were woe THE EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1860. of the many sinister ramours circulated by the charging to 4 per cent over the Oak el Whig party, before Mr Cardwell's ...
... Lieutenant county • befitting dignity and effect, were thrust aside because they had not been assiduous ia paying court to the Whig deniaena of Dublin Caatla. There is another In which only act of Justics to Mr. Lyla to correct vary prevalent mistake, and ...
... nod, if under the spell of the the magician's wand, the Liberal Whig—what kind of animal is that, for thought the Whigs professed all kinds of liberality ?—hut such he stjh-d--the Liberal Whig member Salisbury, whilst the cheering still continued, leaped ...
... Irelandfearless and out-spoken artic es in which the mask is tom from the hypocritical face of the Irish aristocracy (« hether Whig* Tories), with a hand unpalsied by the nporohension of British penalties and an eloquent brilliancy that never dims. 'l*he ...
... showirig a decrease of £104,6 compared with the prece — retarn. Ree! The Northern Whig, im a> article, exp before | “revivals” wf last year ,and the Banaer of Ulster Whig. The Whig shows, by reference to y nid | reply to the that drumbenness prevailed to a ...
... was a Mr. Skipton who tenderly appealed to the peaceful predilection of the i men of Derry on the ground that he was moderate Whig”—a singular species} of animal, surely andtTuW follow in the footsteps of their late lamented rm presentative. Now. if been ...
... —Bonner Litter. It bespeaks the ripe scholar and the elegant writer, warm heart, and dlecrlmlnallve Intelligence.—A'orfAorn Whig. stylets tsstsful, clear, vlgor>u«,and eloquent.—/Vrry Sralintt. In every sense an admirable ftroeAare. . . . Written with ...
... Hill®, and giving the public a level path and no favour—Your obedieut servant, F. K. S. 6th April, 1860. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) It seems to be finally determined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that, while the impressed stamp on newspapers is still ...
... which has been }et brought before the House of Coin.nous, the financial scheme of the government. is true that government a Whig * government. But is that the reason why an independent member, who in his conscience believes this scheme to be, on the whole ...