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... THE WHIG CLIQUE. The Whig leaders are not even identical with the MIMI and natural aratooracy of the nation; they are the descendants of the great bowies who ruled Use country with oligarchioal pride under the first Kings of the of H cover, and who have ...
... THE WHIG CLIQUE. The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true and netted aristocracy of the nation • they are the descendants of the great houses who rued the country with olipreltical pride under the first Kings of the of H noven and who have ...
... They profees to be sanguine that, in the event of general election, they will make up the Whig loss in England, by returning on increased number of small Whig place-hunters and dependents in Ireland, feelers of this kind have been thrown out in some ...
... tower on the Ist of August were, on Wednesday, allowed out on bail of £20 each keep the peace for twelve months. —Northern Whig. ...
... years the diseased ones were hard and firm, but this season they are getting soft aa paste, and will be manner use.—Northern Whig. ...
... possessing the confidence of the country, it is a crime for the people to meddle in the sordid quarrels of Whigs and Tories, rival English factions. Let the Whig followers pursue the designs they have in view, for their personal agrandisement; but let Nationalist ...
... when grown. And to secure this to the farmer should be the grand object of the Munster Flax Society. THE WHIG CLIQUE. (FROM THE LONDON REVIEW.) The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true and natural aristocracy of the nation ; they are the descendants ...
... tq the Bangor boat, as she was at Baqgor Castle. gentleman also fell in the same way, buf life was not much hurt— Northern Whig of this day. ...
... of the steamer e» to the General Hospital. However, when came to Belfast, surgical assistance was not resorted to.—ATortSem Whig Basquet and The officers the fleet were entertained lut evening Belfast to a banquet and ball. general company included the ...
... said sumo that they aie I for fattening pigs. This seems strange; but perhaps it is because they get more of them. —Northern Whig, 1 Roscommon.—The weather has net hi lair, not- ...
... w rule. ‘ages, 16 Wis Oe 8 OF grease him to bear up against high prices and the lverse ployment of hie labour. The Northera Whig 3 and terday, referring to this subject, says:— “There is some slight difference of inion extent of the unfortanate blight ...
... are rzert load der adds ; indeed, it is mid by that they amber This moms ; bet pother it I, they get more of them. —Norden. Whig. asootemax.—The weather Ass now set in sot' the evil tiding. of rale and storm foretold sashb. We ass sow in the middle of ...