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... ; he should have said, ‘ We, the English Whigs, the chief tives in Europe of that Materialist School, w hich no other means of securing its but by reducing all to a ques- tion of riches—we, the English Whigs, who make abasement of the true doctrines ...
... public purse. This gentleman, the Irish Whig journals informs us, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, whose appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry a few months since was received such a manner the public as it required a Whig’s inveterate love of pbee retain that ...
... in the one ease will satisfy Os. Mr. Treacy—On the second count, for having adnlte* rated tobacco, we impose fine ofAlOO.— Whig. ...
... compromising episcopal anthority generally, by establishing precedent which might lead to ?ery undesirable consequences.— Norlhtiv* Whig. ...
... of persons have come from a distance of twenty-five miles to see them at work. PEE/AWL—When Mr. Wilson was selected by the Whig Government, on account of his own extraordinary successful specu• lations, to pay off the debts of insolvent India, it ii reported ...
... THE BISHOP OF DOWN AND CONNOR AND THE ORANGE MOVEMENT. The Northern Whig contain* the following statement, in reference the proceedings iuatituted by Dr. Knox, Bishop Down and Connor, against the Rev. T. V. Miller, Vicar of Belfast, for permitting Orange ...
... FRANCE AND ROME. The Tablet has the following from correspondent u Now let and the Irish Catholic Whigs prepare to sound the praises of Napoleon the Third again. He has directed the old Papal palaco at Avignon to be set in order. He is ready to extend ...
... public purse. This gentleman, the [rish Whig journals inform us, is to suecced Mr. Lyle, whose appointment as Lord Lieut. of Londonderry a few months since was received in such a manner by the public as it required a Whig’s in- veterate love of place to retain ...
... plainly refers the Ulster tenant-right, and expressly provides that this Act shall in way affect prejudice that custom.—iV Whig. ...
... STATE AMD OF THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OP IRELAND. Since bet general weekly notice, published in the Whig of this day week, and the conne of which we referred in Mine respects disconragingly the probabilities of early and large return of yield from some ...
... me m. This gentleman, the Irish Whig journals informs us, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, whose appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry, a few months since was received in such a manner by the public as it required a Whig's inveterate love of place to retain ...
... ROYAL KART STREET, CORK. TH*- 0,411AT NAUTICAL STAR, suplingrroma The only Whig rereesetative of the eelebealed T. P. Cooke. On THIS EVENLWG (Saturday), Sept. Bth, 1880' TNZ OT PARIS, With a variety of other Entertainments. Private Boxes, 2a.; Centre ...