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... much under value one of Thurston, lull sire Slate Billiard Tables, with bills, cues. Ac., complete, and Utile the worse I whig used ; ra-ty viewed air price known, application Messrs. Humphreys and Son. Duhlin-street. Cat low. SOLD, great bargam, Amateur's ...
... seemed astonished at the apathy with which we bore the insult; and must again say, the words of the writer in the Northern Whig —' It slight that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have to expatriate themselves before they can be trusted to take part ...
... tunetone thins nad_, Ma In w tug c - et the toot of either ' tbe ohne a the meant, itusi,Jsed is Tory, Archbishop . Lia of Henna Whig • datx his ooldoct •wu ceasarwl, and nobly poopld of in th•ir hour an ulv.mato ia Mr O'Broxi. Ciroyeraor-Genaral of India we ...
... subject seemed astonished at the apathy with which we bore the insult, and 1 must again say, the words of the writer in Northern Whig “it a slight that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have to expatriate themselves before they can trusted to take part the ...
... recent quotations. Milled steady; the tendency of the market for the upper lines baa been towards greater firmness.—Northern Whig. ...
... seemed astonished at the apathy with which bore the insult; and I must again say, in the words of the writer in the Northern Whig It is a slight that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have to expatriate themselves before they can be trusted to take part ...
... seemed astonished at tlie apathy with which we bore the iusult, and I must say, in the words of the writer of the Northern Whig —‘lt is a slight that Irishmen should no longer hear, to have to expatriate themselves before they can be trusted to take part ...
... 13s. Some lots were sold in Cooks town at about Is more. The quality showu continues give satisfaction to buyers.— Northern Whig. ...
... Federalists meant to capture. “Whig” D.ebsixo.-Lord St. Lwnards, when Mn Sugden, on entering Parliaraent, having been turned into ridicule for be.agthesonofahar drearer, made anawer. I am. House give dressing to the Whig«- , , A spry youth, sitting a on ...
... It is worthy of note that, as Saturday, the storm signal in Belfast annotinred the inclement weather whir set in yesterday.— Whig. We have bad a week of very exiselleat weather, with the exoeptiin of heavy rain on Thursday evening. The fields are being ...
... ten-pence day all round has been tried and has not been found wanting, and therein lies the explanation of the apathy our Whig cotemporary touchingly laments. Something more than mere indifference does, however, lie under this failure of Liberal claimants ...
... Peel has been consistent throughout; he supported the National Board of Education Ireland, which had been established by the Whigs, and he laid the foundation of colleges for the education of the middle classes. —Life of Sir It. Peel. INSPECTORSHIP OF NATIONAL ...