IRELAND
... In the samecountv 141 Roman Catholic priests minister to a Roman Catholic population of 103,459— one to every 735.—Northern Whig. ...
... In the samecountv 141 Roman Catholic priests minister to a Roman Catholic population of 103,459— one to every 735.—Northern Whig. ...
... much better, in the ultra-Liberal party, to vote for a Tory than a Whig—much better to risk the obtaining nothing in the shape of Reform, than to pick up the mere crumbs which the Whigs might choose to let fall from their aristocratic tables :—in other ...
... themselves. In the same county 141 Roman Catholic •sis minister to Roman Catholic population of 103 489— one to every 735.—NorOiern Whig. ...
... Cork, and South Lancashire fall before the steady progress of Conservatism, the five former seats have been wrested from the Whig-Radical party and safely rested in the bands of their opponents, and the latest triumph of Conservative principles has - gained ...
... letters, 1 ; concealing childbirth, 1, perjury, 2; passing base coin, 1; night approaching, 4; other offences, 7. —Northern Whig. Bankruptcies this Year. —The number of bankruptcies gazetted in England and Wales in the seven months ending the 31st ult ...
... vital-time speeds : a little longer, aud will be too late. It will indeed rather already too late ; and almost all the other Whig organs confess it to so. They exclaim againrt dissolution. 1 It would increase the Conservative majority, says one. It would ...
... post letters, concealing childbirth, 1, peijury, 2; passing base coin, 1; night approaching, 4; other offences, 7. —Northern Whig. Bankruptcies this Year.—The number of bankruptcies gazetted in England and Wales in the seven months ending the 31st ult. ...
... It commenced operations in 1811, and was supported by voluntary subscriptions and the Queen's Letter till 1837, when the Whig government appointed a Unitarian minister as head of the Government Education Scheme, and appropriated money from the taxes ...
... confidence the great mixed party ofmodified liberal*,; who, as we have lately heara, meet the common ground'' of Palmersten. The Whigs gave and the Tories have taken away} ;that.is long and-short of the appropriation of the third: seat for Lancashire. electors ...