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... been called. Mr. Crampron had been Whig and something more” when, : .n 1882, he became a candidate for the representation of the University of Dublin a colleague of the late Hon. Frederick Ponsonhy. that occasion the Whigs, whose Reform Bill had given a second ...
... is season annually characterized by an inactivity in demand. Stocks cannot be regarded large ; prices remain firm. Noitfurn Whig. Fredemcksbubo. —Fredericksburg is the chief town of Spottsylvania, county Virginia, and is situated on the right bank of the ...
... We have been so long- accustomed to their dexterity, that we should not be surprised if they opened the role of the Grey-Whigs to whom they profess some sort of resemblance. It would be an excellent card, and though some of the influential Tories might ...
... vo » oP A i we +e a ay HERN WHIG, BELFA THE NORT e rise of the last occasion will not be renewed, and { shall not have another exposition of manicipal wis ity of excluding the well-behaved public because the men cover Council cannot behave themselves ...
... their point of departure without obtaining any material result. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig, saying that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter, having for its object the restoration of the Union ...
... Trade.— On Monday evening the Britain eWAtnehip oiaaege from Lime toStr.nre.r, egelrot » held wind, over three hoars —Northern Whig. Limerick Club BAr.L.-ArrangemeDts era ®sT® for the annual ball by tbe members the Club, which 1. to pUc. et the Theatre Boysl ...
... the cold. have been so long accustomed to their dexterity, that should not be surprised if they opened the role of the Grey-Whigs to whom they profess some sort of resemblance. It would be an excellent card, and though some of the influential Tories might ...
... its coestructioe. NORTH OATS WOOL. The Mayor asked the secretary had he any tendert fur the work to be done at North Gate Whigs? Secs et ary —Not one, sir. The Mayor—As there are no tenders—and lam rather dissppointed that there are net—l th.t we advertise ...
... eso lfileels ab m: o was in iheie was l i ndia* e w mamba et the Killultagh Ham, of which will sincerely deplore his Northern Whig. A Murntese-Ceurw.—Falmouth is becoming prominent for Imee number of refrastory Ole: Six milers, who are spoken of an Irish ...
... The mete. was adk.ewu by lie ewe el mad he Wreath me proneffy the victim of Petreeth The lifiethr _wee a et about 1100 Ws. Whig ea • peep with glees doors, and the lamp 'll Ile tenennle fat the shed alight into the CAW ilia• de of the 4th of October lives ...
... which resulted in separation. mer of 1846, on the occasion of the Whig party coming into office in England. O’Connell showed a disposition to accept the friendly advances of the Whig ministers ; and it was apprehended that, for the sake of obtaining ...