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... superintend- 1 ence of several extensive estates in various parts of 1 Ireland, has sent the following communication the 1 Northern Whig :— I have just returned from a tour of visits to several counties in different parts of Ireland, where I had personal opp ...
... litionists in America, were a very small party, though not politically an unimportant The two leading ies were sinilar to the Whig and Tory parties of this country, the one secking to weaken the central power and to the State power, and the other to support ...
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... honouring faithful and earnest service; and if every interest which has been the subject of Whig-Radical encroachment would combine for the overthrow of Whig-Radical ascendancy, the country would served more honestly than it is now, and the Government ...
... Confederate fortifications at Ocracoke Inlet had been destroyed by the Federalists. The following article appears in the Richmond Whig, over the initials of F. M., said to be Franklin Miner : To whom it may concern,—Tho following private letter to the , ...
... before eleven o'clock. The funeral service was read by the Rev. Drummond Anderson. The Semaphore Collision. The Belfcut Northern Whig gives the following account of this accident Yesterday, between five and six a.m., a collision of a very serious nature oocurred ...
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... Wiliiau Hutt, M.P., Sir W. Atherton. M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, the Dean Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. A Neapolitan Panic.—ln !etter of the 30ti ult. from Naples ...
... still senonsly injured by Niro:ding on the Down coast, but, being afterwards rescued, was her original condition.—Beifiwt Whig. Preeton end Wyre No. 1; Ditt.. prrfrreore No. II DMA 4eth.l No. RI Hitehen nhrevothere and Hereford Wilt. awl Somerset ----- ...
... use steam yacht, from Milford for the Isle of Man. OEREGRUND—Sept. 16. nt in—The En, Corncliusen, from G , tis Orr Londo Gl:Whig DT—Sept . 2 , . P t back—The 'Ginnie h t (ss), for Rnttardam, with mac ery JJ•magod. DANI ZlG—Oct. 3. The lam, Smelt. widah ...
... for battle. Some of the electors find a diffi- culty in discovering the difference between the who will vote to keep the Whigs in, and the other who will not vote to put them out. The “ Permissive Bill” appears to be the only question on which a difference ...
... ife. He served forthree months in the campaign, and any subsequent success in on. his return was in the same year nominated a whig candidate for the legislature ic, he was i 3. the county being his own precinct him 227 votes and only 7 against him. He next ...