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... Edwards, Esq, in the chair. Articles in favour of the movement were read from the Tipperary Free Press, of October 22, and the Whig of same date, aud votes of thanks were unanimously passed to those journals. The Chairman, Mr. William k. Shea, and several ...
... 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 ...
... tuok place at Colchester on Wednesday Major Beresford spoke rigorously in lavor ot maintaining the old parties of ui-tinction—Whig and Tory. Captain Jems mode some remarks the war in America. His speech was argument in favour of Secession mid the duty Kngland ...
... 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 ...
... enlightened and distinguished Chancellor They wish to have counterbalance to thcConserratisixi of Trinity College—anomineeof Whig Governments, returnedinDublin, MemberfortheQueen University. This would safe borough for the jobbers, and firmly believe the ...
... year of his birth being 1792. The descendant ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...
... average. The price of breadstuffs is stationary at the advance, although a reaction is reported the English market.—jVerttern Whig. ...
... and two years afterwards was returned for Carlisle on Whig piuciples. His abilities Bosae became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, a poli- tical patty then hourly gaining strength in the ...
... tbe Hon. G. Byng, however, belongs to that once powerful but now raplaly-dbappearing sections of politicians known as the Old whig Fhrty. when the measure the Government for the redistribution of seate had been kicked and bandied from one side of tbe Haase ...
... evening there was an important Conservative demonstration in the to* of Colchester, which at the last general election shook off Whig domination, and returned a sound representative holding constitutional opinions. The senior representative, Mr. Taverner Miller ...
... Dublin. At the penal when the constable sowle his sokec, which he did sons or , emums, into there was a splendid fame step Whig. had • of vu the bile vi the airpet, whihd in the of Sirs. who carried petty further suai ,f £43 was deposited ; these tau ...
... people a claim their gratitude, few deserved Letter than William Sharman Crawford. Belfast, Tiiuksdav Evening. —The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfoulsburn, near Belfast, Thursday afternoon, of William Sbarman Crawford, Ej»q., J.P., D.L., formerly ...