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... hadtheie usual wum- | selves, and the p opular ideal of our ally’s character i of Dr. Aberastain, and at once our G Purterios, | Whig of ye ol gave employ- that he is a wise crafty, pertinac us, inseratable Prince General Mitre, issued a proclamation to We ...
... for cla aton the others, meeting then terminated.— from the Cliristians of th Lebannon, their condition I did not to o vihern Whig. ach ameliorated that they might be and improper marriages, w! ich facilities ouglt | should be so before Mr. ( nmediately ...
... education and habit, seemed to be fully capable efficiently performing tha duties connected with the office in question.—Northern Whig. Wreck of a Large Ship in Cardigan Bay.—Aberystwitji, March 23.—A large ship is out in our bay, riding at anchor, dismasted ...
... fourth screw steamer now being built in the same yard for carrying cattle, we believe, from the continent to England —Northern Whig. Ronconi has arrived in Paris from Marseilles, where he has lately been singing. He is route for London to fulfil his engagement ...
... between Whig and Conservative, we will in every case throw our weight into the latter scale—if you tncouragc to do to. This is tantamount saying that, with the exception perhaps dozen seats where family or local influences prevail, no supporter a Whig government ...
... Spring of 1860.— | nor is the at ford and shows ao exceptional) t The debi NEN TRADE—LABOUR MARKET. | Governmeo —_—~ ...
... is, also, a fourth screw-steamer now t built in the yard for carrying cattle, belt re. from Use Continent England.— Sarthem Whig. AnVEWTt'US AMONO THE Gorii.lak—At a meeting of tlie of the Koval Institution week. M. narraterl his in et|Qatoml region Weetern ...
... and Tipperary Free Pre s that a dissolution parliament is apt to occur at Easter. Toe nationalists must be making ready. The Whigs and Tories must be everywhere resisted— they arc equally opposed to our demands. 1 If we cannot have candidates of our own ...
... time to devise t!ctitious plots, in .whicl thcs Ctheolies were represented as conspiring against the civil government. T he Whigs of that day, the Shaftesbulys and the Russells, were always ready to denounce Iopery, and to excite the animosity of the more ...
... raton, he said—l will put some questions Tivkrto*, March 28. —The Right Hon. Viscoont I lo you home affairs (laughter). You Whigs have had Palmerston, having been appointed her to tne [ nower gince 1832. You pledged yourselves to economy and office of Lord ...
... in Loudon up recent date but now that we h»d g>C ono, hoped it would be maintained, and not allowed pa-* into the bauds of Whigs referred to the Universal Ne.ui*. The Secretary, Mr. M. D U’Uonnell, having read the address and synopsis of the proposed ...
... innocence and blameless life are admitted and attested by many Protestant writers, but the great historian and encomiast of the Whig party, the late Lord Macaulay, ungenerously and uncandidly omits to make any mention of the archbishop’s martyrdom. It is true ...