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... of the Government creates the greatest enthusiasm. Kerry is alive to the importance of the issue. £ r T or man ifest in the Whig ranks at this alteration of affairs. The consternation amongst the Attorney-General's supporters from this consideration, created ...
... Commissioners of the Income-tax, in virtue of his descent from the once powerful supporter, and afterwards fierce opponent, of the Whigs; and, perhaps, in acknowledgment of the judicious silence which Captain O'Connell has maintained through several sessions, ...
... London agents. The fixed issue bank, which was established in 1820. is £27,625. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE BELFAST. ( From the Northern Whig.) Belfast. Thubsdat Morning.—Yesterday, a very destructive fire took place in the premises of Mr. John Williamson, Pilot-street ...
... for a short time in the following year held the postof chief Secretary for Ireland under Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party to elks and power, in the spring of 1835, he was raised to the peerage, bat has not sines held any public post or mixed ...
... has, order of the Crown, been abandoned, and Dr. Courtenay has, of course, been released from his recognizances.—Northern Whig. Sale of Lord Stamford's Hunting Stud. A large gathering of noblemen and gentlemen took place at the little village of Quorn ...
... motley ministerialists. Judging from their pretentious declamation in Parliament, or from the stereotyped cackle and clatter of whig-radical organs and oracles out of doors, one would suppose that they not only claim a close monopoly of all sympathy for the ...
... He also protested ugainst several otber assertions of Lord Tennox. Fire 1x Beversast.—BeEcrast, Moeninc.—(From the Northern Whig)—Yesterday a very destractive fire took place in the premises of Mr. Jobn Pilot Street, used as a tow and weft store. Nearly ...
... sad, wises the wurabers Woad that hi bill was ka d t a l: 43. Poor Tom I This bill a of his, sad be meet law gate se ploweal Whigs be reflected that by Lk mswgemost he had lost child. • 1.1.1. ifterew U Mal lb• s. apeiglest 'sweetly; delestati free Mr. 014 ...
... five o'clock in the morning, and it ia believed he threw himself off the bridge in a fit of temporary derangement—Nobtb- ib*. Whig. ...
... workhouse alive wm in farm five o’clock in morning it ia believed he threw himself off bridge in a fit of temporary Nobtk-ebn Whig §frtfc$ BIRTHS On the inst Fir Grove wife of R Jones Esq of son On 3rd Brook Lodge ChM'He Cheshire wife of Bom Esq of daughter ...
... ip the income tax, is the youngest son of the deceased Agitator' who entertained such pleasing and pretty notions of the Whigs. The last of the O'Connells has thus vanished from the scene of so many ol' his father's triumphs; his brothers and cousins ...
... has, by order the Crown, been abandoned, and Dr. Oourtenay has, of course, been released from his recognisances.— Northern Whig. Representation of Tralee.—The election ior Tralee appears to have been blundered in most approved I Irish fashion, the absence ...