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... tor-General to stand in his place. This rumour we believe to be unfounded. But have very good authority that the plan which the Whigs have in contemplation is, to put forward both the Solicitor-General and another gentleman, an often defeated candidate, at ...
... committed to Armagh gaol, the w arrant the coroner, Arthur R. Kay, Kw|., the charge of manslaughter her infant child. —Sortkem Whig. ...
... dressmaking and millinery well or. as Companion invalid she would be inyu.uable. Salary expected per annum. Address X. 0., Whig . county , f ADY MAID—A Person who hits lived m J most respectable families; can highly recommended her last mistress, who ...
... Professor of Anatomy and Ph Capt. in the College, Belfast, has been a be ac Joint-Examiner in the same subjects in the Ur were of Whig. Sream CoMMUNICATION Dont. pelieve Loxvos.—The London and North Western ments have promoted a bill looking for the contin of ...
... few parcels, at 675. 6d. the barrel. Dutch seed was sold at 105s. to 120s. the hhd.; English, 12s. to 13s. berbusheL—Northern Whig. ...
... and £3,000 worth of property has been destroyed, ‘and it is to be regretted that it is only partially covered by —Northern Whig. Tue Rorat TIon.—The spring exhibition of this society took place on Thursday. The attendance was most upwards of 4,000 persons ...
... with the most solemn emphasis upon his constituents is conceived precisely in the sago and patriotic spirit of our own great Whig party of 1688. The Diet does not assemble to inaugurate an experiment or an insurrection, but to effect “ the restitution of ...
... James Graham. There is no doubt of it the *• high and dry Whigs hate the new scheme ; they deprecate the abolition of the paper duty, »o long as the income tax is still oppressive, and the ex-Whig Chancellor, whose son i* Under-Secretary for War, was considered ...
... quire that the Poor Law Commission, as in the case of the National Board of Education, shall be thoroughly Romanised. The Whigs have already shown themselves perfectly ready to bring British law and the dignity of Parliament into con- tempt in the persons ...
... having arisen between the hon. gentleman art«* bis supporters the Whig Chiefs in the borough, especially Dr Burke. . who. the subject National Education, and many other points, ia the Whig Government and its supj'orters. MILITARY APPi' 1N FMENTS AND PROMOTIONS ...
... stand in his place. This rumour we believe to be unfounded. But we have it on very good authority that the plan which the Whigs have in contemplation is, to put forward the Solicitor-Geaeral sad mother gentleman. an often defeated candidate, at the next ...