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... tinues dry , _will be more _abundant than anticipated two _weeks ago _' . ' _. , ; THE HABVEST IN _ULSTER _. —The Northern _Whig _lias a Ion review of fne state and , _prospects of the harvest in Ulster , _derived from authentic and reliable sources ...
... to his own audio his illustrious father’s position. Who can point to paternal claims such as his? And, to the shame of the Whig party, we may add, that whilst others totally devoid of public claims have been amply provided for. the son of the great O'Connell ...
... at Aberdeen to be consigned to the Mansgerthsea Goods for eldwient at Lewin to be sent to Us Amiga Wharf, Lower Had or East Whig. e or own aill na I t tlitn4Zis, c a e r , rnlirta r C al lt z , Linedon , ; w or he : e t aka Mhos= be esisal. • Geode V= ...
... to 31s. per barrel, and sire, although less in demand was held for full rates. Regarding the crops in Ireland. the Norrhesu Whig gives gratifying report. It says Oa the whole. sod after all the rations songs of sorrow chanted an dolefully on the subject ...
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... walla vote for Whig or Tory, or the D—l, if he world only make • Lambe:nue offer to them for the said vote. This how matters stood tikes the dissolution of Parliament took place ; and, aeeonliogly, there was a fierce fight between Whig and Tory to win ...
... was generally suspected. at the time, he had made arrangements to secure the election of a Mr E. J. Stanley in his place. The Whig agents in the burghs were set to work, and while they pre- tended to bring forward more candidates than one, still Mr Stan ...
... end of th. ? late measure, little Lord John must bear the blame; but ?'? * . . . ? ...
... comparative quality, as so depends on the weather for the , next two weeks or so.—From a Tyrone Correspondent of I the Northern Whig. It may be peofkabts to Mr to knew that tb OlijirloEm PeTRST STARCH, which Is been eselnalvell need in lIER M atEPTTIt LAt ...
... country, is amply sufficient in quantity to feed the whole community until harvest comes again. IRELAND. Ulster.—The Northern Whig has a long review of the state and prospects of the harvest Ulster, derived from authentic and reliable sources. There is ...
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