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... (from the northern whig). Dr. Cullen has fulminated an epistle, nearly six columns in length, at Mr. O’Hagan, concerning his Tralee speech, and particularly with regard to that portion of it relating to National education, and the part taken by him iu ...
... at St. Mark Church, Armagh, The groom, William Conn, is seventy-one years «£«• “ th« bride has numbered eighty summers -s» Whig. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. Cork, Friday, June, 1863.-—For the past week the weather has been mild and genial, with good deal ...
... 109 0. Gill. CITY OF CORK 1,154.5 W. JellarJ. I CITY OF LIMERICK 1,540 W Bridgemea ETNA 2,215 J./Were.% EDINBURG!! 2,197 P. Whigs& KANGAROO 1,874 J. M. J.they. GLASGOW 1,862 T. F. &MIA BOSPHORUS Dralleh 1 S j teamer, 448 The Underooted or other art intanied ...
... the monster Repeal meeting here, and denounced O’Connell and Repeal in the language of a madman. The Major, who was and is a)Whig, is not confided in by any party in the county of Louth.” And so, this is the end of it! The U 1 tramontanes are still in search ...
... not be loath to take advantage of the convenient doetriaes an. enunciated. LISBURN ELLECTION. Tumult' Moesixo.—The Norihent Whig, la a poitcript this morning, uys, Mr. Robert Barbour will rcquest his supporters to give their votes to J. J. Richardson, ...
... legislate for Ireland, and mated that it had not commanded the =madame of any portion of the people, hut a few antedeluvian Whigs and energetic ple_c_seihnntere.. - Mr. BLAKE stated that a strong feeling of dlsaffection the Government existed In chiefly ...
... Arrivals.—Dutch Beasts, 340; Sheep, 2,760 ; Calves, 553, Spanish— Beasts, 37. LISBURN ELECTION. THIS MoRNING.—The Northern Whig, in a postscript, says, Mr. Robert Barbour will request bis sup- porters to give their votes to J. J. Richardson, -» the former ...
... country upon the subject of the Irish Church—a subject which was formerly made the stalking horse and stumbling block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury Bench. It is tar easier for the government to read lectures to ...
... punished with a Lincoln for a President and a Hooker for a General. NATIONAL EDUCATION AND THE IRISH CATHOLICS. (from the northern whig-) A keen and carious intelligence and an ardent desire for learning have always marked the Irish people. In this respect, the ...
... attended the monster Repeal meeting here, and denounced O’Connell and Repeal in the language of madman. The Major, who was and is Whig, not confined in by any party in the county of Louth.” And so, this the end of it! The Ultramontanes are still in search of ...
... legislate for Ireland, and asserted that it had not commanded the confidence any portion of the people, but few autedelnvian Whigs and energetic placehuntcrs. Mr. BLAKE stated that strong feeling of disaflectiou against the Government existed in Ireland ...
... legislate for Ireland, and asserted that it had not commanded the confidence of any portion of the people, but a few antediluvian Whigs and energetic place-hunters. Mr. BLAKE stated that a strong feeling of disaffection against the vernment existed in Ireland ...