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... Wide Vails . . 1 Total yi Leaving the A'l England Rl wen easy winner 4, with seven wickets to down.— Xorthern Whig. ...
... Wide Vails . . 1 Total yi Leaving the A'l England Rl wen easy winner 4, with seven wickets to down.— Xorthern Whig. ...
... It thus fall off; but, as manufact not hold stocks of yarns, the effect will net be so gr was in previous years.— Northern Whig of to-day. WIND AND Day. ...
... irgencies. e White; armed for a govern. taken I account irned for I Hayes; reed for rn Whig letter 1860. done for give her a to subions, and columns urs most Antrim, he Whig the genes Holden who will indebted has set, elms of article of ,nsidered, chech to ...
... in the one ease will satisfy Os. Mr. Treacy—On the second count, for having adnlte* rated tobacco, we impose fine ofAlOO.— Whig. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... extract, were not aware that the •• doubtful solesney of the Company, and not eolirelj extnnsie influences ff. m l.ieerposil and Whig agencies, o,s the cason why the Ooeernment refused to accede proposed transfer. Tni Raiiwar—The laying down of the lines has ...
... They etntell on leaving that they would have pleasure in another contest with the North of Ireland Club next year. —Northern Whig. ...
... the slaves to insurrection. These events took place in different parts of the State. The Case of Mrs. Holden. The Northern Whig acknowledges the receipt of the following letter “Moneyglass House, Toomebridge, Sept. 3, 1860. Sir—l really do think something ...
... np by the Goventinunt after the long report of the Commissioners hail been pnblisln d, lint with the I indifference of the Whig party to Irish affairs ; no effort has been made legislatively to deal with the various suggestions and disclosures made in ...
... to the tomb of the Capulets, it would ill befit us disturb its slumbers. Let it rest in tbe shade. But since Her Majesty’s Whigs are destined to meet another session of Parliament on the Treasury Bench, and we, being confident that they will not be guided ...
... in the meanwhile without practical aid: sad the appeals in their behalf be but their requiems. The conduct and policy of the Whig Ministry are distinctly *whiled in tie letter of Mr. M cutitaiurd in our r, port; and we trust that when the opportunity is ...