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... vitality and success. The Whigs have bartered their patriotism and abnegated their wisdom to conciliate the Manchester party . and the latter party are daily growing more unpopular. simply a coalition squabble—in which the Whigs, for the sake of retaining ...
... cotton twist. Coloured yarns maintain their value. Woolen I dull. THE 011'.NOE (From the Second Edition of ate Ifloit)lei.it Whig. Our reporter has juet returned from Lnrgan. The magisterial inquiry concluded to-day at one o'clock. Nine of the persons charged ...
... mons— “ The antecedents of Mr. Lyle he would briefly state | house. A Mr. Blake was formerly an Assistan’- Barriste nd de- the Whig Government of the day created the office of rize of | Remembrancer, with 9 salary of over £3,000, to which 1 winted. This he ...
... of the Protestants bad pistol all, and no offence was intended or given by their presence in the chapel. (PROW THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Lord Lurg iQ and the other magistrates are most active wi regard to the main affray of Thun-day. Indeed the inhabitants feel ...
... upon any character his colleagues had among our ; and should he succeed in destroying the Galway line, and the Contract, the Whigs will receive mortal wound his hand. Let them look to it in time, if they have any wish to preaene their political influence ...
... s not, we repeat, such of favouritism that the Whig party can from that total annihilation in the sister which the last general election has shown is so near its accomplishment. Twenty years ago wat Whig-Radical and 41 Conservative mem?arli*ment; last ...
... has been left aur ■ ffice measuring upwards of f-.ur feet two inches, grown the Duds of farmer near from Riga teed Nut them Whig. ...
... the success of the meeting. We subjoin the following remarks on the several departments from oar contemporary, the Northern Whig ;— ...
... Ireland and to plunder the si Irish people (hear). O'Connell had called the Whigs base, bloody and brutal, but he (the chairman) would. call thesn base and robbing Whigs. He was certain that before six months passed over, it would be proved (i that ...
... treaty still influence sales; and, though turn of affsirs may he the sales of yarns for of the | %s ouly moderately Northern Whig of this day which ed bis) VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT-THIS | A meeting to promote the Irish Volunteer m opable called for this day at ...
... not perhaps the men to give much trouble to English domination, but the principle of the thing is ' all the seine, and our Whig rulers have sense SE perceive that the time is past when a partial armament—an armament of one section of the people against ...
... Station will supported or upheld those whose interest it is to crush it, and we greatly mistake if the perfidious conduct of the Whigs towards Galway will not strengthen this great movement for the Legislature Independence of Ireland. It now plain to the simplest ...