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... in Longford, to prove that great intimidation, bad been practised priests and people. The thing ia utterly untrue ; but the Whigs could not die without howl' Sir Sobert Feel has been chosen to sing their eaoine for them; and he did it the other night in ...
... taken place. Jobite Mr. a resolutions the itate of the interaatiouHl maritimo law i> commented on by all the London papers—Whig and Tory. The views taken are, of course, varied, and some of them savour partisanieni. Mr. Walpole’s resolutions on the revised ...
... dhowror minas@ et hb melpolly Is sr NW I* We saber if hi REVIEW OF TUE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Os Mark4sin ispess.) The cold wombed. Whig NNW ad fddideill wbiskjermitiod sk. oommosonsot of gaga& IA se babas Irst ad Shod' we bad the Noma spring. TN ibeet bus palearbod ...
... to instigate me in pouring a buckeifull, instead of tiny phial of miserable contempt on its author. Helper says, “Though the Whig, Democratic, and Know Nothing newspapers in all the States, free and slave, denounced Colonel Fremont an intolerant Catholic ...
... that yesterday, out of 1,000 applicant* they afforded temporary relief—-bread, or the equivalent in money—to people.— Northern Whig. Captain Vine Hall, late commander of the Great Eastern, arrived fyw Zealand, sad ooromeneed bis duties superintendent the ...
... serious disasters, but in the heart of • people resolved to be free, disasters simulate to increased exertions. The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis's governmeat the most lamentable failure in history, and says the helm should be surrendered to abler ...
... serious disasters, but in the heart of a peop’.u resolved to tree disasters stimulate to increased exertions. . , The “Richmond Whig” thinks Jefferson Diviss government the most lamontabte failure m histoph and the helm should be surrendered to abler and better ...
... serious disj asters, but in the heart of people resolved to be tree, disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Da* vis’s government the most lamentable failure history, and says the helm should be surrendered to abler ...
... glimpse of the tall figure of the scont, with hia calm, honest features. The few who bad been so fortunate to meet the advancing Whigs and natives, said not a word, asked not a question, but with downcast eyes and glowing cheeks, « rapped into the ranks. No ...
... he will act a par t worthy of a sincere friend of Ireland and of religion, without pinning his faith to the banner of cither Whig or Tory. Next week’s post will bring us the result of the Longford contest. God grant that it may terminate in favour of virtue ...
... parliament for of Armagh lit 1802—the Imperial parliament—and. aubtcqucotly, the years 1815 uiul 18S6. ilc wa» opinion staunch Whig, ami, by personvl fechnp*, somewhat more. From his Heat years supported those political oplnlona which were then held loss ...
... serious disasters, but in the heart of a people resolved to be free disaster stimulates to increased exertion. The Richmond Whig thinks that the Jefferson Davis Government is the most lamentable failure history, and says that the helm should be surrendered ...