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... measures. Ireland has long bsj*o delivered from the cruel tyranny of Toryism. Toe Tory, in fact, ha* corns to identical with the Whig of 1689, though the Orangeman does not recognise the broad principles of William Orange. For many years have been engaged in ...
... market ranged Gos. sinking Offal down to about 40a per cwt Price ot mutton to per lb. Total oum.'er o« stock. l.«o7.— Northern Whig. , ' CASTOKtsLittn. —tlut fair Jlond.y was badly supplied, but quite suflicient for 111. demand. Springers and niilr not ...
... THETODAY I DECEIBIR .61 ETElumu 44. sowasat. bM said WM ia Whig to T ea HMO, he Wheeled wee Se let the be Mrs although bar lair regard to rest sad Les was twasiderably lower sa offer by mother that he did sol is say_ el yeses as Ws Owe al the W as. Me ...
... Ireland, 4,044,359 gallons ; while Scotland, with its comparatively small population, figures for 4,756,590 gals. —Northern Whig. ...
... tbe Delis in Wawaday's audiber et the sa et the arrival at Genoa et vehrsteses, tbe labor as minds et sew, wend ell Se Med, Whig in end trfing to esisolre the AKA cf earth as they ! 8•216. kiln allsidisi tweeds the ' Pleiades. si Naples 11101 dby to the ...
... amounted to 447 horses, 642 black cattle, 561 pigs, 149 sheep, 4 calves, and 4 goats. Total number of stock, 1,807.- Northeru Whig. CASTLEISLArea.-Our fair on Mouday was badly supplied, but quite sufficient for the demand. Spring. ers and milchers not worth ...
... that he had only just returned—that' he had not the slightest idea there was struggle ira- pending, but all the time had a Whig or Ton summons in his breast pocket (hear. hear). The struggle took place—the ministers tarried their point, which was neither ...
... He assures you that he has only lust arrived, that he knew nothing of the impending struggle, but all the while he has the Whig summons his pocket. The division takes place, the Ministers win and the patriot cheers, as if he had just given successful ...
... with the once despised coal smoke. Of course there was a jollification. in the evening, to celebrate the event.—Northers Whig. Etscriows. —Notwithstanding occasional differences amongst the burgesses in the metropolis, they generally recognise sterling ...
... n to tho fidelity and firmness of the Irish. I had the honour of dining with tho Irish Society, composed of the steadiest Whigs upon the Continent, at the City Tavern in Philadelphia, on St. Patrick’s Day; tho members wear medallion suspended by riband ...
... yier 'orgies yea kw& up against the I @keel. He you that he has only limst he knew nothing of the impending all the he has **Whig The &dam takes pito., the Munsteft as if be bad d repeal of sights I de , dee would be lo I. I Ps del 1 or. it. ‘ I=ll. isokiike ...
... design is to turn to acco the hubbub which they may able raise. is an old game, and has often been successful, surely our Irish Whigs must at last see that they need never expect to bring it to an end the stupid and disgusting policy of bribing the disaffected ...