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... brougitt forward those charges and proved them, in vitulication of important Irish interests', he provokel the resentment of the Whig Government, who permitted their official prejudices to int rfere with the just demands from a large district of Ireland, urged ...
... equally sapient and accomplished Town Councillors have since followed this example, and have made most urgent demands on the Whig Government for this Roman Catholic University. From the dale of persons to whom this aboard and prspostitrous tentha almost ...
... days. At a recent meeting of the Roman Cotholie clergy of the deanery of Clifden, resolutions were adoptep condonnotory of the Whig government in not giving grant. be employment to the poor of the west. or NAylotaL Eircsoirrar.—The terms of the in tion which ...
... M. Imam to bring in a bill to asst nut the police a England and Wales. In a Committee of wool. Howe, air. 11. Gwen lime to Whig in a bill for transferring from the to the Board of Trade certain powers and dense to herboure and navigation, ander local ...
... EXCLUSIVELY by than ths Howes of rod Numerous oiler Mom It is especially fur Churches, Mae&ions, Public Rooms, Shot% amid Passages, Whig clean. warn, mimics% dry, rod GOUGH & BOYCE, IS BUSH LINE, CANNON STREET, LONDON. to all parts of Casty. RED LEETER BALL BLUE ...
... their chins. Ile was at first a Tory, became it was fashion of the day, and also for hie own intercom. He afterwaids became a Whig, when the Wings were tho majority. At bottom be has neither principle nor doctrine, except that of being Minister as long possible ...
... of difficult scrimp: co. Meet, bat every Irish rut ject and requirement habitually diorregar led end ignored by the Eng'iu l Whig Oligarchy who bare been in power, and so in with the various bills which from ses,ion to Reece have been ietrodnced, to the ...
... ; but, from the sod. di oars with which the alarm was communicated to our in the front and rear, their design foiled.' The Whig thus speaks of the prospects et MCkllan reaming the city The brilliant operations of General Jackson in the Valley of the ...
... ty and integrity as could be discover. 4 in the two English universities. This proa.teling is quits in conformity with the whig policy towards Ireland, which has ever been to destroy every local or national institution and to centralise all those in the ...
... opposition to Lord Derby's Government, and that they have violated every engageinent expressed or implied ; the conduct of the Whig Oligarchy led by Earl ltuswil has been meat anpriwipled, since their reform theories have Wien ab maimed, simply because an ...
... witlnlrswn almost suddenly he appeared. Tit. new member, renamed without oppositiort, emnderstood not to belong to the exelnove Whig coque which has hitherto ruled over the elections in that district, and be is perhaps likely to be found voting in some coalition ...
... PORTARLINGTON—WEDstroaT. Mseittratte pruidong—Waliam (thairmaa,) and Joseph H Rogers. Esqrs, Ote•ge Dodd in eistody charred with Whig a dangerous lunatic, and informations to that sheet were by Mary Moore, whom he attempted to stab with •fork. Dodd was to the ...