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... He’ll never do good at the town by the Exe. With power irresistible, the author of Christabel,” Used long since to sweep the Whig-Eadical decks; Though kin to ihe poet, Ids actions don’t show It. This renegade Coleridge who flies from the Exe. In days that ...
... this persecution of the Rev. Father Lavelle attempt to force upon our country the antinationa! and anti-Christian policy of Whig ecclesiastics, a policy which feel bound to coudemn and. repudiate beliaif of the Irish people, while declare that the people ...
... retired when the shop was wholly emptied of its contenls. The houses of Protestants alone’ were assailed, {Prom tilt Northern Whig qf Wednetday.) The greatest display of mob law witnessed even during the present awful riots occurred yesterday morning about ...
... BELFAST RIOTS ,as . ep >e. years a painful feeling the p.nrth of Ireland, and indeed amongst Irish ProtestentsgeneraUy.that the Whig Government, by ill;Zi c ...
... what is best to be done to preserve the peace of the town. We understand it is intended to call out the military.—ATorfAer/i Whig. Londonderry, Thursday—The 12th of August was celebrated here the apprentice boys firing cannon, hoisting flags and marching ...
... Viceregal Court has all along been that there has been no real and living representation the Sovereign in Ireland. Why should Whig or Tory magnate, sent there for party’s sake in the name of the Crown, entitled to greater respect than some large Irish landlord ...
... the Rev. Father Lavelle, whose valuable services they should not lose. It was their duty to raise their voices against the Whig conspiracy that was endeavouring to' annihilate their eountrv (Cheers). The motion was adopted. Mr. Robert Emmett M’Evatt proposed ...
... and last night; and we have a picture of Belfast from which may well turn away in dismay and indignant humiliation.—ATortAenr Whig. LATEST NEWS. (by teleokaph.) THE RIOTS BELFAST. Bblpaet, Thursday, 12.30 p.m.— The overwhelming police and military forces ...
... been forthcoming. The majority may not he startling,” but it is comforting, when it returns a Conservative in the place of a Whig, and that, Mr. Coleridge should remember, is what it does. Mr. Devitt had had possession of the seat since 1832. During all ...
... ourselves upon the change which has taken place in Catholic politics, and upon the disruption of that old alliance with the Whig-Liberals which was the hopeless obstacle to every good motion, not to feel sanguine for the future. Still, at present, are ...
... physical omnipotence.— Mail. The monster party procession is over. Another disgraceful page lias been added to the history of Whig rule in Ireland, and once more Romish insolence has trampled upon the laws which Romish intolerance urged a weak and temporising ...
... but little hope is entertained of his recovery. William Cnmisty and 11. Davidson are also in a dangerous state. The Northern Whig of Friday lias the following:— As the nine o’clock train from Armagh arrived at the station of the Ulster line yesterday morning ...