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... by an immense crowd of people. will be brought up before the bench to day. prisoner, stated, is a Roman Catholic. —Northern Whig. The Crops.— The grateful change .which recently took place in the weather nas, throughout the whole of this district, produced ...
... political opponent, bot it is all Lord Derby requires for bis vindication. The question, io fact, is not a party one. It is neither Whig nor Tory, neither Derbyits oor Busseliite. It is oot a question of who shall Minister—of who shall preside over our foreign ...
... tbe passage italiced in tbe correspondence of tbe Post The audacity of the Leader of the Conservative party has bunt on the Whig camp like an Armstrong shell In magazine. The declaration by Lord Derby that intends to take Ills stand upon this measure, ...
... and possessed no ordinary share ofHterary ability. He had been editor for nearly two years of our contemporary the Northern Whig, the pages of which he enriched with articles of singular power and ability. He was the author of a work entitled “The Bohemians ...
... your case is over. Prisoner—It was merel to remove a which one of your remar' i s would lead the people into. The prieoner was Whig. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIA CAUSES, May 28. Ordinary, Mr. Baron Martin, and Mr. the Judge- Justice Willes.) Styria v ...
... nothing whatever to do with the forged will referred to ; does not know the meaning of a jolly-jawed Radical, is not a Radical, Whig, or Tory (laughter); is an independent man, and would vote for any candidate he considered fit and proper; has been an attorney's ...
... of free lances now shew signs, if not of repentence at least of prudence, and seem disposed to enlist under the banners of whig- gery once again. But they meet but a cold reception ; for it is felt. that they bave done all the mischief in their power ...
... 11., met with general assent, but the other portion of it, enacting the present law, was opposed by the whole force of the Whig party, including Lord Dcnman, Sir James Mackintosh, Lord Brougham, and Lord John Russell himself. The then Attorney-General ...
... latter if it not obargaablooo the former? Where the difference, except that Lord Dbbbt is Consenrative and Lord Monteaolb a Whig? But are facts forgotten and truth and jtutice to bo saorificod we are not pleased with the politics Peer? This thews the sort ...
... Mullan, tes an d general mercha nt, must be av was serious consideration, and an injury no t easily calculat ed. rme, | es | Whig.. . wo BALLINASLOE MAY FAIR. Whok Moxpay.—The fair of this morn ing was the co one of the earl! iest I have ever been present ...
... Shortly after the meeting, the iaformetton was sworn to Messrs. James Gardner, John M‘Waters, John Hughes and Owen —Northern Whig, A letter 9t. Petenberjt, of the 16lh, ««ye:— The lent bit of ice hue now qaitted the Meet, which once more, in smnmer blnenew ...
... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession of a ponion of the Whig Ministry. Sir 11. Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty in Lotd John Russell's Government from 1846 to 184 , , in which latter ...