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... residing in Castleconncll, wholly unconnected with the legislature.— These 105 members are supported by Radicals, Tones and Whigs, and politicians every sort; and when the time comes for their election, there is nothing but shoutiug and storming (loud laughter) ...
... beautifully al esperline paper. triumphantly refute the meow and lying vituperation of hlacauley, who, in hero-worship of his Whig demi-god, William, and haired of the Irish, did not hesitate to say that matey who commanded for King James were • coblent ...
... that the income tax was put on by the tories, by Sir R. Peel, in 1842. I do ii'.4t dispute that it has been kept ou by the whigs, nor can I say I see how it can be taken off. The great thing to do is to keep it down, anel this I hope may, by and bye, be ...
... THE SOUTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1860. THE PRISONERS OF SPOLETO. The Paris correspondent of the Globe enumerates, besides Major O'llcilly and the Franciscan friarM‘Laughlin, Captain O’Mabony, cavalry officer, late in the Austrian service; ...
... well re- commended. A progressive salary wi'l be given, ac- cording to ability. Application to be made in the hand writing Whig Office.” of the candidate, ressed ea Wig ANAGER.WANTED for a Flax and Tow Spinning Mill in the Country, a compe- tent person ...
... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle—Lord Carlisle is the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just possible, if the Tories come into office, that ...
... Prankhu. son Mr. J. Walker, two WuUths. 2», bi» H ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, RELFAST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 18 60. BELFAST: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1860 The most recent advices which we have from the scat of war in the Roman States announce that, after tha engagement of the 18th instant, the greater part the ...
... and 3J Vicr., cliHp, 36, includes provisions now made onnlicable Ireland, which oblige dealers lake out licencei.—.YorMeru Whig. . Sflkndu> Crop Oats.— There was brought to our office o*i Wednesday, from George Callwcll, Eaq., Lismoyne, a small sheaf ...
... this alteration, we all know that it will get it, we fervently hope. Apart from the question of Reform, the speeches of both Whigs and Conservatives are mainly remarkable for the extreme similarity of the sentiments now expressed by both on the national ...
... public man, on whose character mils sot a speck. For talents and durime hie smidesits is Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig foam& of that city gave him credit. ti e engaged in that could benefit his fellow man, and was Os faithful ally of the great ...
... his vestments royal, To this day is lyin’— Watch in’ Eriu’s tbroial— Waiting till the glory From the Sass’nach passes, Livin’ Whig aud Tory For the Celtic masses ! Sure Boroimhe’s great sperrit Stirs him in his coffin, When M‘Mahon’s merit— Spite of Sass’nach ...