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... and of faith in Whig promises. No one at that time would have ventured seriously to class British Whig and Tory equally bitter enemies of Ireland and of Catholicity. O’Conhell might abuse ever so fiercely the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” but it was all ...
... “ and power-loom warps | are as firm as they were at the the year.— Northern Whig of to-day. ed for by the LENT ASSIZES Norra-Easr Ciacerr.—Town of Drogheda, Fe Jnited 12 o'clock ; County of Louth, at Dandalk, Feb ‘clock ing to of Monaghan, at Monaghan ...
... parties the colony.— Glebe. The following is present the composition of tho Mouse of Commons :—Conservatives, Pcclties, 14 Whigs, ; Ultra-Uadicals, 93 ; total, 649. ...
... Weft ia IL. this lops. sad opal lb Bench. We really the spisit sod iadorudense Boma 0 el toe wok to mitt to she lion* lite Whig ol lowa were bid • pal lemon by tha aod of propisda. lb y ew 1347, whoa the. Mist Ihmetwy Irelsod was by a majority of sad ...
... transferring it to Foynes. Bad as Galway is, Foynes is twice as bad, and it never would have been recommended by any but a Whig l'ommission for a Transatlantic Station The idik is preposterous: a mud pond on She aide of a river. in which there is a current ...
... the Indy @rein dom. Mr if will hiessif the leetWie mode* the at the be will lellibied thigwelliseser is, to la dirt whisk a. Whig. bed so ass progsiesil, to be esthibaseellg The of. • names a Ow Ali Irma afar a Weir I ...
... who murdered • man named Cassidy in Dale Street, Liverpool, was sr- rested in • house in Cornwall Street. A reward of armed 'Whig CORN. Short supply of Patio& 'boot Ail& met reedy et Mier mate sad wisest ge-1 set mash in I demand. Y geed sad Inge emir OW ...
... i'L were dis . _ , , posed of. the Rev H. J. Mulvaiiy. of Bacup, in Ireland associated only with Whigs ,' callcd to the chair> n .vhich, by judicious Whig Attorney-Generals, as if it were better, combination of toasts and music, he contributed or aimed ...
... Insli Whig Members that their support would cost them their in lieland and. seeing the Bishops in earnest, they would have voted against him mm, and ousted him. are not wrong, tnerelorc, in saying that Mr. DEASY defeat have overthrown the Whigs, and checked ...
... Creene. has been at length filled up, by the appointment Mr Deasy, member lor the county Cork, and Attorney General for the Whigs, in Ireland. The learned gentleman was asked to make way for Mr Brewster, but demanded his right be appointed judge, and he ...
... formally ansonneed ee dead and celebrated its Asequies by slug to the British parlhement this gentleman. who & since become a Whig Lord of the Treasury. In Gray it has bees in like Manner proclaimed that the Lee contract in more dear to the Irish nation ...
... substance of the resolutions adopted ; and the speeches, doubtless, were refinement the loyal texts of Orangeism.—Aorrtern Whig. ...