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... subjecting each to the same obligations and restrictions. The abandonment of the Markets and Fairs Bill is, equally, au evidence Whig unconcern for the true interests of our country. Proof of the solicitude of the Derby Administration of 1852 for the welfare ...
... those of the Whig leaders who arc occupying official position, at the present time, that they have been at all minded to set themselves, systematically, to favor tlie cause of Rome. But the charge which all coming time will lay the Whig leaders of this ...
... Office, and one and another are named his successor, but there is no interest in these nominations the}* never travel beyond the Whig family circle, that it is simply ringing the changes upon names without any real change or infusion of new blood. ...
... will here during the Cattle Show of the Royal Agricultural Society, and will one of the guests Lord drowulow House, —Northern Whig, The Lord Chancellor has conferred the Commission of the Peace on John M. Nugent, Erq., Chairman of the Town Commissioners ...
... even his enemies never imsgined that would trarel on the rood ho has chosen. When wa. oleclod it was not as the friend of the Whigs, norss the tool of Mr Cobdeo or of Sir Urigbl The most SVbiggish of his supporters oonlemplated slrango career, and most airulent ...
... and wellappointed excursion steamer would have been dispatched from the Clvde. ply in our harbour during its .tay.— Northern Whig of Monday. William Smith o’Urii.n. E.q, l.ft King.town for EnsUnd. • • . • * op tub Government mioitterul ehangPS, acuial »nJ ...
... accompany Baron Deasy the North* ciicud. We understand this change has been m de in consecmence ol the Dorryntacssh prosecution*. - Whig. Dun drum.—The Marquis of Downehire expending large sum improving the pier and harbor. The directors of the Downpatrick and ...
... Sir Robert Peel, look upon this appointment,” declares our neighbor of The Dundalk Democrat, a gross insult offered by the Whigs to the Catholics of this country ; for a more rabid bigot is not to be found in the Empire than this new Chief- Secretary. ...
... Winchester, . „u debate to the appropriate Committees, to Va„ to the Uui.ville Courier, say.: can readily imagine that he like he Whig out delate, , 11 „i,i Session oi l “There are ox.rihreo bundled sick in the tmastcr-General, has acted wilh view, be considered ...
... In anticipation of the Unieetaity the conaerTatiees are putting forward Sir Stafford No.thcole a. candidate. The Northern Whig has been informed • on aulho. rity. that the Prince of Wale. h,a intimated that he cannot pa, the expected visit Bel's.!. On ...
... words were heard, nor did the ancient anathema against the Pope rise any case from the ranks of the processionists.— Northern Whig Derry.— The anniversary of the Battle the B >yne was ushered iu by ringing the hells the old Cathedral of St. Coluiub, which ...
... provided lor such revitmg bar-3 Act iucorpoiatcd with 20 and -I tct c. 68. £pmt DKCUIiASB CRIME IRELAND. (From the Northern Whig) Comparisons of the amount of crime exiting at the present day and distant epochs are apt to be delusive They are, indeed, ...