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... by the Americ and other causes ; bat the fine harvest prospe red to hopes of improvement. “ Short time” is abou The Northern Whig says:— to adopted. is (in- “We are sorry to learn that, in consequence was nation in trade, several of the most exiensive employers ...
... tbe same steamer in which they arrived. Sorely other case need be£atated to ensure a change in the Poor Law system.—Northern Whig, ...
... case Frost, about whose official position and doings there wss some that mistake of fact which characterised the inexperienced Whig rule those days. The Attoniey-General was naturally excusably complacent about the wisdom the government in abiding the ordinary ...
... foremost. Sir Hugh Cairns, then Sir Fitrroy Kelly, Mr. Rolt, great equity lawyer, Mr.} Kenneth Macaulay, nephew of the late Whig torian, Mr. Selwyn, Member for the University of Cambridge ; Mr. Malins, Mr. Montague Smith, and one or two others, all eligible ...
... Ireland have been given cheerfully by Conservative Governments. Tortuous policy and cent rail/.a! ion are the characteristics of Whig rule. There tuvd of an Irish party in the House of Commons which may differ on minor points, but agree in the spirit mtionulity; ...
... that he made his great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated case of Norton v. Lord Melbourne. the return of the Whig party to office in June, 1846, after tho resignation of the Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the Cabinet, and was appointed ...
... whs Mr. the great Evangelist, and “converted fighter who harangued in his usual style to a large asspmblage. JS'orthern Whig. j j • The two Germans who were apprehended at Reigate suspicion of being concernetl the Kingswotid murder have been discharged ...
... that made bis great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated case Norton r. Lord Melbourne.” On the return of the Whig party to office June, 1846. after resit nail of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lora Campbell joined the cabinet, and was appointed ...
... that, on the whole, we expose ao fled a better result of the hay crop than was at all anticipated a few weeks ago. —Northern Whig. County; Sligo Town ; Strabane, Tyrone; Than, Galway. FRIDAY, 15—Belon1agh, Rosoommon ; Tyrone ; lielooo, liermanagh ; Blesinton ...
... the previous stocks, er, an still more limited demand for ys the un- the manufacturers has reduced transactions cc Austria Whig. HOUSE OF LORDS—YESTERDA received The Loup took his seat oa th Abdul | sick at the usual hour. throne, TUE CONDITION OF TURKEY ...
... he made his great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated case of Norton o. Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig pszty to offioe in June, 1848, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, lord Campbell joined the Cabinet, and was ...
... is place and |ovveh. never was instance of prolonged aiiira>iUon, after the vital powers were ail extinct, the case of the Whigs. A few secondrate politicians of standing, parts, or tnliuence generally, have contrived as nearly l« monopolize all the honours ...