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... 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 ...
... old, to speak and a time to bc silent ; and surelV the time to be silent is wben re stand looking into the ?? of a goed ?? Whig.gaco MVr CNCEca OF A ?? 4 ore Smithi Esq. e l Upper Baggot-street, h ua In the. eimostliberal manne abated 20 per-ent.-in the ...
... with considerable ability and nl admirable temper. The author traces the beginning of P that alienation to the refusal of the Whigs under Lord V John Rueoell through Lord Clarendon in 1817 to apply ' themselves to the redress of Irish grievances, and g attributes ...
... Centlemoo, Your faithful Servant, THOMAS O'H&AA e Dublin, 34, flutland-suanro, West, 9th may, 186e. T0 TS ELECTORS OF TRALEE The Whig Government having provided your late Member with a place, they have thought proper to send another of their officials to be ...
... aoid by the Whigs, and he felt thatrlot a moment was to be lost in attempting to vindicate its independence 'lIe had done his pact.' He should continue to do so, and it they gave bin all the assistance in their power they would drive the Whigs out of Tralee ...
... the train passed. The railway officials can assign no motive for this act. DESTl-UCTIVE FIRB IN BELFAST. (Fromi the Noi thern Whig ) Bhm.FAbT, ?? MsOarmo.-Yeeterday a very destructive lire took place on the premises of Mr. John yilliamson, Pilot-street, ...
... parnis in the house practically admitted the necessity of a change-the Conservatives by tile an dowment of nayncoth ; tire Whigs by the ado'-on of the appropriation clause The Mlaynooth giant was proposed by Sir .. PNel as the first step towards the endowment ...
... tim e; and, truth to say, it is less a matter of wonder than of discouragement, that the Catholics, instead of holding the Whigs to their opposition offers of 1844 and 1815, should have quietly succumbed ever since to the undiminished burthen of injustice ...
... General Jackson's funeral took place at Richmond on the 12th with preat demonstrations of sorrow and respect. The Aichmosrd Whig ray2 thatsince the death of Washington, no similarevent basso proloundly and orrowfully tm. pressed the people of Virginia ...