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... crop Meta_ lisea already fa a pea nessems the wet lama papa. of Yrifty I abs.,,. a letter eat, apsea. A Cavalry Gentleman;' Whig a sad account of the barn at seemeas in that county, said suggesting that a day of humiliation sad prayer be appointed for ...

... at that time Reform Bill on Reform Bill was the order of the day, and thai the Tuwn-hal! was the scene of meetings at which Whigs and Tories, Repealers and their opj ponents, each vindicated their own cause. All these had passed away, and in their new and ...

... boot. we poetsd hate tin creek, and barely me:ended is meshing the sight of the rebel. twenty =melee from the time of our the Whigs the was to and the .laughter heti began. to that had ere elelsyed the athletes longer thoolil bans been le the mild of the ...

... effect upon them as upon their Protestant neighbours in disposing them to take everything for ig_r_anted in favour of the Whigs and the Emperor. I We have the pleasure of remembering that we did our little best against both the Treaty and the Budget, ...

... rather than see Italian liberty crushed by northern despotism may be tempted to make the cases Thanks to the Irish Catholic Whigs, Lord PALMER- Bros' and Lord Joux RUSSELL have the fullest discretion in the premises. And Parliament is prorogued, so that ...

... blame the and Dr. Reilly, who were attending to their duty. But we are told that—the Hertford Borough Bench being notoriously Whig institution —some of the magistrates kept away purposely, because a case was coming on against George Hide, and they did not ...

... “NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, Ho. 6, Calender Street, Belfast. Book., Pamphlet., Sermon., ate., printed in « raperior rtyle, and at wy moderate r»u*. Uiaoallaneoui Job Printing, of every description, on Boat term., with accuracy and deapatoh. THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST ...

... ; this will prevent the repetition of the annoyance and insult. Now we are not aware that this dodgin culiaeto Tories: - Whigs, and even vir' Rit*Cals, hesitate not to have their goes sirinthe politic:ll lottery of the Reg BarriSter's court. . During ...

... - fence when we find him assailed (m language ruffianly it is false) by bnatal enemy of Ireland, the official organ of the Whig govern TRANSATLANTIC air ships. preparations are nea:!y comple York f6r the ciepartnre for E,' e Professor Lowe and his associates ...

... enough. Sinking petty differences must be mutual. 'The old Whigs, as well as the Radicals, must sink something. They must have a member each. They must stand honourably shoulder to shoulder. The Whigs must not meanly give their second vote to some plausible ...

... which the present Ministry entered on office should have been broken, if but the result has been the precious possession of a Whig Administration with place and reward, —it were irony to say power or reputation ! One of the most remarkable features of the ...