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... Under-Sheriff, having yesterday made the usual formal announcement of the time and place for holding the election. —Northern Whig. Tint Art-Union LoxnoN.-Thc annual meeting of ihn subscribers to this institution was held yesterday aitcrnoon tie New Adelphi ...
... done before both there and in other parts of England, a magnitude and urgency no less than national. Another is that of which Whigs cannot yet speak without shame, nor some old Conservatives without a certain selfcomplacency—the question of the Irish Church ...
... -q.. UmWr 6hwrig having ii Tuesday i the usual lurinal announccmerit the time and place for bolding the election.—AorfAern Whig. ...
... away swamps and woods. Thirty Federal boats aud twelve gunboats had left Memphis to operate the Cumberland river. The Richmond Whig says a tight took place at Williamsburg the 4lb (query the Confederates under General Wise drove in the Federal pickets and ...
... period the Conservatives were in office ; Ireland was treated more equitably, and she prospered. In the latter period the Whigs were in office, and her vitals were wrung with such excessive taxation that it absorbed all her income and a portion of her ...
... lee done before both'there and in other partl of Elng- land, a ?? urgency no less than national Another: is that of 'which Whigs cannot yet speak without abaste,lnor some old Conservatives without a certain Belf-oomplaceney, the question of the Irish church ...
... Tablet for the English Catholic section of the Tory party. It has been observable that in proportion as Lord Palmerston and the Whig chiefs have, of late, displayed a desire to conciliate or “coquette” with the Orangemen, Lord Derby and the Conservative chiefs ...
... THE BELFAST DAILY NORTHERN WHIG I. the met widely Greasier, Jam. /or all Adrenal. purism., it one of the bra Paw , . In tee main, Terse may be bad lola the Provo . lour a y,.. hell.. Also ea haves,. THE MERELY NORTHERN WHIG The tea aol clasp. DIM Heath ...
... which they exerted themselves in extinguishing the fire, considering the great difficulties that were in the way.—Northern Whig. A letter from Paris says:— An anecdote of the Emperor (to be received with reserve), and I will change the subject. ' Folly ...
... Romish leaders, elated by their recent success, and not unnaturally dazzled by the support of the principal statesmen, both Whig and Conservative, are already engaged in preparing for their campaign of next year. Having got the principle admitted that ...
... in the March 16th and following da s then H. Barr y, Hon. Seer ve THE LIN TRADE. it from has the follo to 408. The Northern Whig ot thisday rial improve om 448 Linens.—There } 3 no mate! bought note in the home demand, ‘Transactions, numerous, are by 0 ...
... compileJ with great care an l ao little trouble, will prove a useful guiio ia studying the attitude of parties and party leaders, Whig and Tory, towards Catholic claims. We believe it is clear from those lists;—Firstly —.that a small but influential sec don ...