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... supplied by KERRY and never!, beftqo S trongly recommended, tor their - lirlifiancy,of eolOur and exceeding' dttinbility; • Whig a full; ' rich so ex;reinely , t 4 etaln . their . Igr shwas in sill, weathers nod under ih. most ,e v ere. e44ar, iiid although ...
... hot the Ismand at them oment is rather stark. The stock begins to thew if nut augmted by supply from India will pion_ . time Whig but very little inquiry, and that only for the host birds at past is prim ; quotations range now between 10e. sad LI 10a. ewt ...
... NEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF FODDER, The Northern Whig contains the following observations upon this subject:— , The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, as has ever been the case when prices run into extremes, some of the holders of hay have been caught ...
... sneered-at as Young Englandim was inaugurated by Lord JOHN MANNERS and a ch(sen band of colleagues, who had imbibed the—to Whigs and Liberals—absurdly heretical notion that the people might be overworked. The opposition which the movement provoked at that ...
... 10th, forming a higldy respectable body, but divided into two factions. One of these factions, composed mostly of men of old Whig ideas and associations, was in favour of nominating candidates to be selected from among statesmen distinguished for their ...
... published by the Dean (Pakenham) and Chapter— a noble act, worthy of the representative of the late Arthur Guinness. The Northern Whig says :— For the last twenty years fodder has not brought such enormous prices as it at present brings in every Irish market ...
... prospect of an abundant hay crop this season. The following passage is extracted from an agricultural report in the Northern Whig : Only a few weeks have passed away since the heralds of Eorrowfol tidings would have it that half the cattle wonld be starved ...
... Ireland. The Northern Whig coutaius tbe following observations The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, has ever been the case when prices run into extremes, some of the holders hay have been caught in the reaction. Prices for the last two three days ...
... of kna every society, and we hold itto be a ri>;ht knavish trick for any Whig to abuse a Democrat. Watch their votes. On how many subjects in the course of a session will the Whigs oppose the Democrats ? Take even Mr. Walter, the eloquent declaimer against ...
... him one of the conspirators whom, of course, Mr. DIGBY SEYMOUR will virtuously disown—to suppose him deeply implicated in the Whig trick upon the innocence of confiding Radicals. For what is this but the old story over again? Magnificent pledges illredeemed ...
... prospect of an abundant hay crop this season. The following passage is extracts(' from an agricultural report in the Northern Whig : Only a few weeks have passed away since the heralds of sorrowful tidings would have it that half the cattle would be starved ...
... double face which belongs to the school of LOYOLA. He is , a rare compound of the Protestant and the Papist, the Tory and the Whig. He represents an Episcopalian University, and he is now the Rector of a Presbyterian University ; all things to men! But to ...