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... IRISH PROSPERITY, The iirorther;rt Whig gives some further statistics of Irish perogphrity While the number of enfigrzats erom Ireland in 1859 was considerable less than in 1868 . , tlid'airionnt expended in Poor-law relief in 1859 was less Ivy than that ...
... character of such a truth ought not to prevent its being made known: If • the people who are chiefly affected by such Miserable Whig treacheries cannot appreciate the disinterestedness of the Matt Who has courage to proclaim them to the world, there is an ...
... UNITED STATES. The New York correspondent of the Times thus concludes a lucid and eloquent communication on this subject The old Whig party has entirely vanished from the Northern States, and the Republican party, having the freedom of the Territories as its ...
... eondition, and he promised in effect duly to deliver the gal* at. Liverpool, the perils of the sea being excepted. bill of Whig wits endorsed over to the plaintiffs, and they; relying Oil the defendant's representation, paid the /Rae of ,the cargo'. On ...
... leads us td .re6ollect that, although Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT has acted With the Coalition Ministry, ,he is no fneanS at heart a Whig, and there are certain events looming in the distance of the coming session which might take a turn likely to ,try rather severely ...
... same description that we shall be called upon to record regarding this unfortunate body of men. We learn from the Northern Whig, of yesterday, that one of the most appalling murders that ever filled the annals of crime in Ireland has just been perpetrated ...
... they too often have shewn themselvea.to, extravagance and waste in our national means and, resources, we opine these false Whigs have ridden their nag to death, and have thoroughly exhausted the scarcely exhaustible good -nature and , perennial patience ...
... enable Mr. Heygate to address his friends and supporters. The Meeting was very large, and included numerous members of the Whig, and Radical parties, as well as many nonelectors. Mr. W. Miles was called to the chair and briefly introduced Mr. Heygate ...
... lau r l e it o er N upg. me,.ai t ii i i , t ou„, . i Ne . w . Connection (Home and Foreign) Missions, the spared ,bY ree ,Whigs f or the ret urn .o f th e ir candi- 'Of value, which came into his hands during his official of about an hour. .._ removed ...
... THE COMING SESSION. TnE Pa'iliathetitary session of 1.861 opens next weck. What are its Prospects ? Are Whig_ Radical Ministers likely much longer to retain the reins of power ? If a general election is . at hand, what ill be its Probable res'illtS? Wift ...
... front Custody, A.,reward is now offered for the diseokery of the iiitirdeteit. ILLICIT DISTILLATION IN DONEGAL 'the Aroi•therri Whig says iiristaneles are dailj , dectirririO the increase of illicit distillation, owing to the high price of spirits but, thanks ...