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... 4 yrs old ; Mr Cassidy’s b f, Mount Drown (late Necklace, b) Capt Taylor’s br m Fury, 4 yrs old. ENTRIES FOR KELLS RACES. WHIG UTS ACCEPTANCES. RafEu Challenge Cup, value 20 sovs, with 20 aovs added to a sweepstakes of 2 sova each, p. p. Heats about ...
... alliance with the English Tories, and get the greatest amount of advantage out of them, till they shall see meet to return to the Whigs, to serve them for a while, and betray them in the end. Tbo restoration of the Bourbons all over the Continent will occupy ...
... particular. No party could bave done this but so mach of their confidence as that then led by the Duke of Wellington. The Whigs doubt assisted, but they could not have carried the measure alone. However, we think the inquiry a very idle one. Neither party ...
... results the Cork, Longford, and English elections. But notwithstanding the undeniable Niches in the foreign policy of the Whigs, we cannot contrast that of the Conservatives to the advantages, simply because they will not let us see it.— During the Italian ...
... Federal General Prentiss was captured. New You, Aram. 8, Evaiure. bales of government exXersolis, to spinners at 261 e. to rjc., Whig an average of lc. Flectiffieer Foote reports that Island No. 10 surrendered on the Bth to the Federal gunboats. It is supposed ...
... doubt great temptation to a brilliant speaker, but Mr. Disraeli can wait the few weeks which have yet to elapse before the Whigs must confess their own mistake, and public opinion generally admit the realisation of the evils which the Conservative leader ...
... read nor write. — London and China Telegraph. A Visit to *Tom Tiddlkk's Ground.'— There was re-published in the Northern Whig of Monday, the 24th of March last (from the Downpatrick Recorder), a letter from A County Down Lady, in whicb the writer ...
... A fe Wy ~total, | DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Tuceday Mor ist GNETIC elfast, LATER FROM AMERI ...
... lowered by the laudanum, Mr. Fox was nervous before speaking ;so I have heard, was Lord Plunkot. A distinguished member of tho Whig party, now more, and who was himself one of tho most sensitive men and one of the most attractive of orators, told that once ...
... master where he was the slave ; and the blithe old fellow that was once English before everything is sunk to the level of a Whig pensioner. PUNCH TO THE TORIES. (MiNIPE3TO.) Boys, Don't make Asses of Yourselves. Eepresentative of all parties everywhere ...
... mtaaarm led to naatts m Coak, Longfard, English elections. But notwitliatanding the nndaniebk in the Ibreign policy of the Whig#, wo csnnul contrast that the Conservatives to Ik* vantageo, simply because they will not let m it.— Ihiring the Italian debates ...
... them—the Irish public. The Cork Encaniner, the Derry Journal, the Dundalk Democrat. the Water. ford Moil, the Mayo Telegraph. the Whig, the Kilkenny Journal. the Vindicator. the Wexford People, the Kier, Star, the Chronicle, the Waterford Clams, and a boat beside—of ...