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... dowufsll of the Whigs, sod thrif revolutionary poliey Italy, Mr. John vole made appear this light—“ I (Job* ) shall all power keep W l Palmerston in rflfi-e, to pass tb‘»e French pspst question, preference to costing him,and polling end to the Whig made Revolution ...
... in the one ease will satisfy Os. Mr. Treacy—On the second count, for having adnlte* rated tobacco, we impose fine ofAlOO.— Whig. ...
... le the COMO. t)ffie The Guardia:a. readers to mate the 01 on which the ty tends tog wld do the suit, 6001zii their tiwo, Whig wub material*. '1 la* Work, whi.th tract be comtl-ii , t within: aim weeks Mi.. IS . will be Lull rcivo s ethipetibt person ...
... arrive | growth in the bands of dealers. this | hand-scutched, 6s to 83 per stone; and for milled 7s t per stone.—Northern Whig cf this day. och of DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LIVERPOOL at aon A little after twelve this morning a fire broke =. eto)» » Gain ...
... public parse. This gentleman, the Irish Whig journals inform ns, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, whose appointment as Lord-Lieutenant of Londonderry few months since was received in such manner by the public as it required Whig’s inveterate love of place to retain ...
... Kingdoms into an alliance with their deadliost ' , nook. the Whigs. The Whigs passed sil the penal laws aghinet the Catholics—the Tories foolishly and wickedly opposed their repeal. The Whigs for their owu pure es became Emancipationists, and this brought ...
... English leader; the Irish Whigs, their English leader, and the Independent Opposition, forget their country and its political connexions, and are arrant slaves of Italian priestersft. The ruling fashion of promoting Irish Whigs and Irish Conservatives ...
... aban- , in fine, that pearly e very ce should have been upon which the present entered on but the result bas been the sion of a Whig Administration ‘with place and rew ard, it were irony to say power or One of the remarkable of the segsion exhihi- bas been ...
... ♦he public purse. This gentitnirp, the Irish Whig journals informs us, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, appointment Lord Lieutenant Londonderry a few ninths since was received such a manner the pubJ c it required a Whig’s invetera.e love of place to retain that high ...
... compromising episcopal anthority generally, by establishing precedent which might lead to ?ery undesirable consequences.— Norlhtiv* Whig. ...
... appeared in the columns of the Whig of the 23d August last. Mr Patterson is now in Belfast, to which he has been sent by General Dunne on the honourable mission which he in his letter -— (TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Sir,—I have just returned from ...
... gramme previously arranged by Count Cave THE IRISH VICEKOYALTY. Again the Irish people are warned by t of the intention of the Whigs to renew thei upon the Viceroyalty. If any political fac ing this country can be regarded as bett blished than another, it ...