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... leading article in the].Vorf/*em Whig of the Ist in favour of the movement were read. A vote thanks to the press was passed for their reports the meeting the 27th ult., in which particular mention was made of the Northern Whig, Timet, Erprest, and Morning ...
... subject seemed astonished the apathy with which bore the insult, and I must again say, in the words of the writer in the Northern Whig, it is slight that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have to expatriate themselves before tbey can be trusted to take part ...
... very well; but the general report is that they will be both scarce and dear the ensuing spring. —Corrfupondent of Northern Whig ...
... last week. The municipality and pre. hare been inundated with anonymous letters of a The Emperor insists on the wershipality @Whig at foot fresh public works ia ...
... the public mast also see— a very extreme Whig ; and not haring or commanding a single vete in the whole of Inroad Leath Mogha. But who, doubt, knows perfectly well what he is working owinthistrionsly for in the Whig interest. For the present, we say au roroir ...
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... In general the tendency of the rates is upwards—say 6d to 88 9d for handscutched, and 7s to per stone for milled.—Northern Whig. ...
... adage. Yes, as sure as 1862 brings with it the ides of March it will bring with it the biding of the Whigs. Prophecies come from hundreds of quarters—even Whig quarters —so I will endorse them, and make up my book accordingly. The marching of Conservatism ...
... kindness in desiring this interview, and the courtesy and candour with which l ...
... have had upwards 100 stocks of corn swept away. The loss to lHe farmers both -will, doubt, vciy heavy. —Correspondent of the Whig, Tub Flooded Lands of Fermanagh. —Tho Earl cf Erne, whose name mentioned lately, has, have beard, remitted over of the rent ...
... than month since a man was committed, for trial at Downpatrick, for the manslaughter of a bailiff named Wethered —Northern Whig. The Knife Again.—On Monday night last an altercation arose between some parties in the house of a woman named Margaret Maher ...
... amounted to 307 horses, 767 black cattle, 738 pigs, 386 sheep, 2 calves, and 4 goats ; total number of stock, 2,204. —Northern Whig. The Weather and the Crops at Ballymena.—The late heavy rains have swollen the rivers the neighbourhood of this town to a most ...