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... rigoor that it can ha bop. to ruatri'et the course of this dreadfully fearful vice. THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. Cbntbamzation is again about to raise ils heed—the Whigs are reviving their pet pro- ject of the abolition of our Vice-Royalty, and again we must ...
... employees of the Castle, are plunged in grief, only enlivened the feeling that they have one and all been sold’’ the beloved Whig government for which they supplanted Lord Derby's administration. Such gentlemen are but winning in the abolition their places ...
... IRISH PROGRESS. The Northern Whig return* to tbit *ubiect, and give* the following The lri*li Kxodu*. which, aince has an average reached two handred and fifty thousand persona a year, show* sign* of flagging. In 1859, the entire number of emigrants from ...
... preceding attempts were intended severally to perpetuate the domination of the Whig families by whom it is our misfortune to be ruled, and, of course, were eulogised by all who were Whigs, or had hopes from them. The fifth was diametrically opposed to the principles ...
... Begt, Capt Guussen N, Kennedy, Mi-s Kennedy, Mbs AdeTae Kennedy, Ml-s Louisa Kennedy, Major General Torke Moore. SiTihe> n Whig. ...
... employes of the Castle, are plunged in grief, only enlivened the feeling that they have one and aft been '‘sold’' by the beloved Whig Government for which they supplanted Lord Derby’s Administration. Such gentlemen are but winning, in the abolition of their ...
... the Marquis of Downshire. * The following is the report alluded to. A paragraph in our lust issue, copied from the Northern Whig, referred to the same rumour. The telegraphic contradiction—which supply above —will be perused by the public with feelings ...
... efforts and everywhere proclaimed against the members, the slavish and anti-social doctrines of our national college. The lying Whigs and bloated Tories seemed at all tiroes to laugh all Don Quixote moreraents stupid Spooner. How often did you see mastersweep ...
... laboure: kiiler, wood-cutter, and, lastly, a8 boatanan on the watera_ of the Wabash and Mississippi. . ProGness.— e Northern Whig has some re- :—In 1880-35, the number of f marks wpen Irish progress f the population, while in paupers i in Ireland was a ...
... of Down, vacant by the death of Mr. Ruthven, has been conferred upon Mr. Joshua Michael Magee, of Newry, a Roman Catholic Whig. Mr. Magee is highly competent for the appointment, and is of great personal respectability. A respectable farmer lost his ...
... llldfl Ctnstitutiin SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29,1860. AN IRISH AMERICAN ON IRELAND. The Northern Whig says very truly that we Irish, or a certain portion of us, have lately fallen into the habit of judging ©four condition, not out own sensations and experience ...
... far greater orator; but if are judge of a man by the success has attained, the applause of the world would be rendered the Whig leader. It is be hoped that his extraordinary “juvenility” will not fail him the present state of parties, for with Lord Derby ...