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... absurd distinction in the phases of CFConnetl’s character whether he died or lived Nationalist, &j--pealcr, Federalist, or Whig. Hoping the monument will alike worthy of O’ConneU’s fame and the nation's gratitude, ft main yours faithfully, G. Wkir. COMMERCIAL ...
... lath*, mid Surat. ars I.oas mite in 1,04•1 holt Hen. mar Hamer , sag, and in it weirs& aid wit bar lasi. A Mr. , I Utilised WHIG* *s(ls days, eel agistlerrib , grim, us Is. mire IS siesta& Ihe vs Mir toot quo& will, Bask, be what was he is pers. ; by essmset ...
... wranglership, and taken the highest heneurs of his college. death ia deeply many friendawhum ha formed in thin town. \orthem Whig. ...
... WtosESUAt.-Another explosion took place Edmund’s Mam Colliery to-day, at three OC, °TiIE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. (Soriheia Whig) received last night the following private telegranj, from source which re .Hldistribute in person the medals the successful ...
... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1862 The Northern Whig says that owiny to Mr- Vuusden's slaW i>l lie lds entertainment previously advertisotl. Frith’s admirable paintiug of The Derby Day has just left the hands of the engraver, M. Blauchard, who has cevotid five ...
... no. no.) think know .little of knotr him better than know, himself (A more about them than you I ttonegb them Voice He Isa Whig fake yoendf). I would nggeet within tba hut ranuoer. and I eay that the Irish amithw gentleman to hear rather John’, ttatement ...
... into the calculating woman, tie , )rovc the practice. _ I which they deemed very good pay, and so would not astute feminine Whig, whose delight resembled that of Walsh would say the Police attended these money; but if thc months at any future time Pitt ...
... lost ground and came in a winner easily. The twenty miles were accomplished in two hours and twenty-five minutes.—Northeri Whig. LIVERPOOL MA3I,TRATES AND THE 101811 CONVICT Srsrrst—Mr. Raffles, the Liverpool stipendiary, and several of the most prominent ...
... reiiretable 411 a we deuy iii Iwo, notsitlisicidti•g his ntluelice. lit any cis« he must look sh.ire. as he is limited to time, the Whig Adutinietratiou douised place to a Coliscitative :diiiistry at a rather curl% period Il the ensuing We would rather advise ...
... breaking up t an advanced hour, after a very successful ball, 1 which the managers have every reason to be s: fied.—Northera Whig. i Least, Wepxespar.—To-day, at twelve o’cl his Exce'lency the Lord Lieutenant, in obedience promise previously given, attended ...
... carriage, hut ultimately another coach was provided, and the Lord Lieutenant was then driven safely to the hall.— Nosthern Whig. Accident to aNoldier.— Wednesday, whilst his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant was on a visit to the Queen’s College, one of ...
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