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... DISTRESS in IRELAND—MEETING in KINGSTON. (From the Kingston (Canada) Whig.) On Saturday evening, the 18th instant, a meeting was held in the Vestry of Saint Mary's Cathedral in this city, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present destitution ...
... be Protestant (the Mail is not one of them) should be writing as if they wished him to returned. It is very well to eject a Whig when can pot a Conservative in bis place, bat what have to do with Papal Colonel, sod why we should prefer him to Protestaot ...
... Dublin. About twenty gentlemen sat down to sapper in the Vino Hotel, Corporation-street. Mr.oHenry Bairass, of the Northern Whig, occupied the chair, and Mr. Charles Taylor sustained the duties vice-chair, The chairman proposed the health of the guest ...
... Mallow, for whieh without almost any interruption a member of the family of ita Whig patron, has been uniformly returned for thirty years. But even here the unpopularity of the Whigs and their policy has been remarkably shown the retaro for tbe first time at ...
... Vatican than he otherwise would have experienced by reason of his accusers to the Bishop being certain Whig gentry among the Harbour Commissioners, and the Whig party are by no means in the best odour at Rome.—Morning Chronicle yesterday. Customs Duties.—Last ...
... of Mr. Chapman were considerable, bat when reflect on the odds arrayed against him, on the almost traditional claims of the Whigs to the vacant seat, and the fact that Mr. Heoeage has already represented that borough, the success appears marvellous. Within ...
... realized for it the sum mentioned above, although there is not house on that any one can live in.— Correspondent of the Northern-Whig. The Australian Ministry.—Last mail carries homo the news of change of ministry, and the substitution of Mr. O'Shannassy for ...
... between the session of 1841 and of 1861, and prognosticated for 1862 the same downfall of the Liberal Government which its Whig predecessor, in 1842. Now, as then, the Liberal party has exhausted its prestige and worn out the patience of the country. ...
... Vatican than he otherwise would hove experienced by reason of his accusers to the Bishop being certain Whig gentry among the Hai hour Commissioners, and the Whig party are by no means in the best odour at Rome.—Mcraing Chronicle of Monday. Another account represents ...
... matters. The death of Whig nobleman —the Earl of Yar boroogh—by creating a vacancy for the snag little borough of Grimsby, oaneed the risk of losing a seat for a supporter of the Ministry; but it was solely from the desire of a Whig member, already in ...
... politician only States politics, confining bis ambition to the State Legislature. In 1842 be was the editor of an old line whig newspaper in Nashville, called the NaihviUe Banner, using his position stepping stone to bis elevation to various political ...
... Vatiosn than ha otherwise would have experienced by reason of his accusers to the Bishop being certain Whig gentry among the Harboor Commiesioners, and the Whig patty ars no means tho best at Borne.” ...