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... the sessional work came on, the House was thinly clothed, and the people’s money | ¢ was therefore poured out ns water into Whig |h conduits of amplest magnitude. One session | o being closed, we may anticipate the next ; and | n the first crisie looming ...
... homage from fresh admirers, and among the late arrivals may be reckoned the eminent of the Whigs, Peelites, and Radicala Fven Lord Palmerston, the heretofore Whig Premier, is wanting, and his place is filled up have deserted, forsworn or heen ashamed of ...
... 8. Hayes, Sir - and Geners| Wvndham. Some have given up fice also from il! health and other causes, su that altogether our Whig friends have had a famous chance of going on with resinvigora- tion,and of showing us what they can do when they like. However ...
... Ireland’s good, would receive no office or lucrative situation from even his own political friends“ The base and the brutal Whigs” had notwithstanding all this abuse, the entire patronage at the Irish Bar in his hands, and he it was who could make and unmake ...
... died of the wounds received in the same engagement.” The Belfast Newspapers continue to be irregularly delivered. The Northern Whig aid not reach us yesterday. The Cathedral.—On Sunday the Bishop of Kilmore who was on confirmation tour, preached from Dent ...
... hurtful to the pockets of employers, while, on the other hand, the advantages reaped by the workmen are inestimable. ?Northern Whig. New Act on Gunpowder and Fireworks. ?On the day of the prorogation an Act was passed to amend the law concerning the making ...
... jury, and, after a brief conversation, it was arranged to adjourn the inquest till ten o’clock on Monday morning, —Northern Whig. Dotee—Presentation of Medals to the Rifles. —On Thursday last the 00th and 47th Regiments were marched to the Western Heights ...
... then, for it was convenient, both Whigs and Tories” praised the indomitable bravery exhibited at Enniskillen and Londonderry, and the manhood which routed James and his followers ; now, for it is also convenient, both Whigs and Tories, if their organs at ...
... riots in the County of Armagh,{and especially the shocking tragedy at Berryraacash, must be so familiar to the readers of the Whig as to render any detailed recapitulation of the accounts already published unnecessary'. It may be remembered that, early in ...