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... good-humoured. This lady should have a worldwide reputation as a politician if she he rightly represented. She is the chief of (he Whig ladies, and gentlemen, too; and should there be difficulty with any one of them, and Lord Pal merston finds his arts and the ...
... success. The aim of the Irish Society was to benefit the people on their estate, and their liberality was never confined to Whig or Tory, Episcopalian, Presbyterian, or Roman Catholic. To any or all of those who brought good object before them, for their ...
... the Review) succeed driving some of the existing papers out of the field. Edinburgh has already three di ilies;the Scotsman (Whig), the Courant (Conservatwe), and the Mercury (Liberal), (By the way, we believe Mr. Thomas Allan, whose name is associated ...
... one who bad their light within her had committed suicide. The Tories exulted in the prospect of winning two scats from the Whigs. The whole kingdom was divided between Stouts and Cowpers. At the Summer Assizes, Hertford was crowded with anxious faces from ...
... Macaulay, as may be verified by reference to the Fifth Volume of Lis ‘ History of England,’ are— ‘ canvassed actively on the Whig’side !* Two gentlemen, noted for their fondness of exaggeration, were discussing the fare at different hotels. One observed ...
... Boylk, agad 76 years. At his residence, Monnt Charles, Belfast, the inst.. -T Britk, Rsq., formerly Editor of the Northern Whig, aged 63 years. At NewtownOmavady, on the t3*h inst.. Mr. Wh Wilson Brownk. of the Belfast Bank, and late Ensign in the 75th ...
... month, as October will be wet, damp month. . , Tins Channel Fleet Belfast Accitifnts We take the following from the Northern Whig the A l fred landing her passengers on one of the Ships belonging to the fleet, a lady missed her foot and fell the deck, height ...
... As usual, a considerable proportion of delinquents had previously paid fines frequently, or suffered periods imprisonment.— Whig. Sale of the American Circds Stud —The whole of the horses equestrian properties belonging to Messrs. Howes & Cushing were ...
... for more than three-fourths of all the work required. The seamstress is an expert hand who can complete one of them in a day Whig. The Times exposes some of the French shopkeepers, who, instead of providing themselves with English goods on the Ist October ...
... Shipments of the ore from this port to the other side of the Channel, for smelling, are now regular, and moderately large.— Whig. As the Dreadnought was recently leaving New York for Liverpool, Mary Monroe, well-dressed Englishwoman, threw her child overboard ...
... pay his bills, through the influence, direct and otherwise, of the tall chimneys that rise in the different parts of Ulster.— Whig. CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. NEWS BY THE NIAGARA. Queenstown Sunday.— The royal mail steamer Niagara arrived here this evening, bringing ...
... month exhibits so deplorable return was certainly the most trying for the working classes since the commencement of the year.— Whig. Tub Outrage. —Since the conviction of Curran for the outrageous and cowardly attack on Miss Jolly, near Classon’s Bridge, ...