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... 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 ...
... political connexion, and the portrait busts, executed by him lor the principal Whig families, would fill a gnlierr. and form compendious of illustrations to history the Whigs in our timet His daughter. Mrs Thorney croft, inherits his connexion, continues ...
... Eihop. o' Grow, Quaea's-oquars, Formor. WANTED, a Porter or mart who soder. stands the Finer sad Beninese. Adthow 8., at Moe, &Whig where lad employed end what repaired. LODGINGS. 1110 ST DESIRABLE FURNISHED LODGINGS t e l o Vatri.k-street, be disengaged ...
... memorial, laid in the Exchange for a few days, would, we think, receive all thf signatures that would be necessary.—Northern Whig. Distressing Occurrence the Austrian Ambassador's Residence in London.—On Monday forenoon, Mr. Wakley, the coroner for West ...
... had upwards of 100 stooks of corn swept away. The loss to the farmers at both places will, no doubt, be very heavy.—Northern Whig. The Confederate Genehals.—A dispatch from Louisville says:— Southern dates to September 10 are hand. The army of General ...
... whose names are given above, and landed them at Fleetwood on the 28th ult. The remainder the crew went on to Quebec. —Northern Whig. Bagnalstown and Wexford Railway Compant. The half-yearly meeting of the directors and shareholders of this company was convened ...
... heirs-Hookham. Why shouldn the marry again ? I often say to him, King wood, why don t you marry, ifit’sonlv disappoint that Whig fellow Sir John. You are fresh and bale, Tou may live twenty years five and twenty years. If you leave your ™ece ami my children ...
... Thomas Greer, John Campbell, William C. Heron, Alexander Dickey, Charles Duffin, of Belfast; and Dr. Lynn, of Armagh.—Northern Whig. Homs Manufacture.—The master of Ballina workhouse applied on Saturday to hare home-made flannel ant stituted in his next cstimato ...
... this child BeMie orthodoxy from its on the d.or Asp el a flats with the of a sass 'Mkt Pommies was in power dessesliti at he Whig from berth-is a Mask if AA may be squalled by the busa the claims of the Stmla to the Massestas el its Lit et per op the by ...
... beep a fair denim* to the etWell Sat aught have ispiested vitas prPti qualities. al the ankle ass onneweil ooal. heard regret Whig to di.cleargea *did duty It wepotlai to the proprietary that since the last meeting they leseelleelsprived ed the valuable ...
... Among presumed possibilities is a sort of coalition which may embrace the approximating element* of the two parties, the Whigs who are rather Conservetire, and the Conservatives who will be a little Whiggish. Anething for novelty, so that they talk of ...
... once. memorial, laid in the Exchange for few days, would, think, receive all the signatures that would necessary.— Northern Whig. Accidents.— A man named Leary is now under treatment at tbe South Infirmary for injuries received from some men who heat him ...