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... diabolical jiolicy of Ibe Whigs for the extermination of the Irish Celtic race and the extinction of the Irish Catholic Church, is so clearly sketched that no one can mistake its drift or fail to see its object. Even the Krniing Post, Whig journal of the old ...
... the River Lagan, where was found yesterday evening. There are two deep cuts on the baek the deceased man's head. —Northern Whig. ...
... THE ACT. W* are to have it again The Whigs could not permit irishmen to live without being subject to a disarming Act; and disarmed, defenceless, anU prostrate they must remain, tUat they may plundered, cuted, and trampled on, without ha. - ii.ig the ...
... basis of protection hut it did not become the pupil of led to say so, when he recollected how that statesman had displaced Whig government. hoped that the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that if France ...
... W. D. Sou Ilirusm., banisairb. aIL DI moos st LIFE DROP& 1.7 Lseses rant • is amassing lassams grand OM agrakar sissy other Whig. et sytaltin dime soil sanity at la do slin gailligentessiss is Isa. es drimegis sir Agile when gbal ~a in moll% swig amegnom ...
... drained to-day, from lock to lock, in order to set whether any muraerous weapons have been concealed the assassin. —Northern Whig. [During the search handlerchicj with a stone in it w. dseovered]. A Talking Machine —The display of the famous talking instrument ...
... space.—l am, your bumble and obedient servant, Edmond O'llai.i.oran. THE MURDER OF Mli. FUKTHER DKTAII-S, FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF SATURDAY). On Friday morning, the intense feeling created by tha dreadful murder, the previous evening, of John Jlerdmar ...
... reality, have been the cause of this shocking outrage We think the English legislature is mostly blame, and particularly the Whigs, one of Russell —declared that the Irish land question needed legislation, and might be safely left the lam - lords and tenants ...
... wintry, why our 'beady °pomades expenditure should be saddled with this heavy weight, than the foot that private lick beads Whig failed I, realise the s.csWia ritall looked 4 144 11Airille kW* priiiipal and the legitimate mosey they bad lead. How high ...
... • : be r i m i n e rsz a m p la. 0.. ; es a ise rowd ll7. bei m, 6.4 1111l 4i, Irishman to obtain it hoot the Whig cabinet. *WM _ .. .. 5• Mr pip. theme sue is al. ear ke Ilereer. hegrell dr Mg 111116-tawilag le sio- But so it is. No Me ...