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... POOR-LAWS. The following extract from a letter in the Northern Whig shows that Mr. Tierney is not, as he represents, the mouthpiece of all the ratepayers:— TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, I am glad to find that your remarks in reference to the ...
... matters to the proof, we venture to suggest that on the next occasion when distinguished visiter sought to be won over by the Whig officials to their educational system, they should, for variety’s sake, and in order to prevent these Marlborough-street e ...
... of the Sheffield Knifegrinder and his story— Story? Lord blew you, I have none to tell, ail*. The Examiner and Economist, Whig papers, are formally appealed to as point-blanc denying any possible concession of Sardinia, such as to create a casus belli ...
... spoke subject astonished at the apathy wit xtreme we bore the insult, and I must again say, int of the writer of the Northern Whig—* Iti that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have gatan triate themselves before they can be traste viewed wlitics: this feeling ...
... posses IdthJanc. 1841. Daring the time sat in the &«i;bx Irish i of Sir Jam** Uregor. of Commons strenuously supported the Whig c-warda one hundred and twentv Irbh labourers re’ that the french demands for space in the’ larfy. and although not taking ...
... is now engaged in forming. Wherever an election has taken place, freed, the one hand, from the overwhelming influence of the Whig aristocracy, or the other, from the turbulent sway of Radical mobs; wherever, in a word, the storages of enlightened and really ...
... would be truly Irish, truly National, and truly Catholic and a policy that, seeking “natural allies” in any British faction—Whig or Tory—would gradually weaken, degrade, and denationalise us. ...
... Kilkenny. Both counties could have returned these honest men, but so debased were the majority of the electors by Whigs ami corrupt Whig practices, that they rejected houest men and elected parlies to whom, personally, they would not intrust the care ...
... here of any such step, and, regard* the application to the magistrates to-morrow, no such thing has taken place.—Northern Whig. Ball-playihg.—The Cork Examiner of last evening says:— The match for £60 a-side between the two Cork and the two Kanturk ...
... some that they are best for fattening rig.. This seems strange; but perhaps it is because they get more of them.—Northern Whig. TRADE REPORT. The Customs' Duties received this week were .£20,205 against £7,063 received the oerresronding week of 1860 ...
... of the ablest and most respectable the colonial politicians. He is what we here would call an ultra-Radical; there, he is a Whig. He thus writes about the state of the colony in his address to his constituents, which appeared in the last papers: Sterility ...
... estimation in which he was held by the fair sex the West of Scotland. —Glasgow Herald. THE CHANNEL FLEET. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAT.) The Channel Fleet, which was expected in the lough yesterday morning, had not arrived up to a late hour last ...