TRUE BLUE. HAVAL RETIREMENT
... order in council has been promulgated for sal , insignificant reward, but the finding is considered to be the ultimatum of Whig liberality.: I am, Sir, your obedient servant, STUDIO. ...
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THE PRESS, SEPTEMBER 1, 1860
... 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 ...
common sense and sound instinct enough left in England to bid the Protestant sentiment stand aside when a great ..
... all means, drink to their fill of the cup which is at their ups. But, on the part of those who , like ourselves, are neither Whigs, nor Liberals, nor Revolutionists, we beg to tell these gentlemen that their gain is not our loss,, that their triumph is not ...
THE PROPERTY AND INCOME-TAX
... receipt books have been in the -hands of the collectors for some weeks. We hope the public will like the infliction, and every Whig Radical as he puts bis hands in bis pocket to pay the tax-gatherer, may console himself with tbe reflection that it is the ...
HIS CARCCR
... eoneurs in the general policy espoused by Lord Derby—would readjust the income-tax and mitigate that on malt and tea. Yet Whigs made Sir Bnlver baronet. lam told Sr maiden speech waa by no means over effective; bat Sir Balwer is man not easily daunted ...
VHE LATE G. A. L. KECK, ESQ
... promise, by sending a Whig and a Tory jointly te Parliament, without a contest. In 1807 and 1812 the Rutland influence was still supreme ; in 1818, however, Mr. Charles March Phillipps was nominated, without mucb preparation, by the Whig party, and succeeded ...
NAVAL RETIREMENT,
... Majesty's ordor in council has been promulgated for such insignificant reward, but the finding is considered to be the ultimatum of Whig liberality. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, August 30. ?? STUDIO. ...
INDIAN ILEAL, TENDON NEAM, , • PIAI 111N AL , lc ad. ~ • AT . W 1 L 4it
... Arrewredl, at one- f the pie!. -1 • Puddings, abash, combbsed lAN me wholesome; also elellemt Blaammulte, and all d ' WM* • Frit Whig of Fop ea DIIP•r• It is particularly muted to Invalids and I to its ligliimose mid streagassaing quali. : iltl au sing: tu ...
FOETRY. THE OLD IRISH COW. LAMENT. [Respectfully inscribed to tbe members of the North-East Agricultural ..
... From shady Barrow'a banks brought her; And oft dream of that fair stream, And bar eyes, placid its water. Belfast Northern Whig. ...
HIS CAREER
... cogcurs in the general policy espoused by Lord Derby—would re. adjust the income-tax and mitigate that on malt and tea. Yet the Whigs made Sir Bulwer a baronet. lam tuld Sir Bylwer's maiden speech was by no means over effective ; but Sir Bulwer is a man not ...
Strange Beene In Belfast Theatre
... which immediately restored the good humour of the audience, and the performances proceeded without a hitch.—Bellatt Northern Whig. ...
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
... attached to the offices and the were vested in the Government, the denounced as Whig job and a bill ed to give it effect was opposed and deity} the House where the Whigs have never forking majority—namely in the House ' Which on this occasion, undoubtedly ...