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... some the numerous distressing oases which they are obliged to reject every board day. They propose do this building additional whig, appropriated solely to consumption patient*. It having hitherto been a source of regret to thcGovernura that malignant diseases ...
... future time Captain Speke, whose loss we deplore, must be remembered as the discoverer of the source of the Nile. IRELAND UNDER WHIG MISRULE, (From the Prut.) In hia attempt to divert attention from the real point issue when Mr. Disraeli's resolution was under ...
... REORGANISATION OF THE BELFAST POLICE. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sm—l have observed in your widely-circulated and | impartial jourmil notification to the effect that the magistrates intend to apply to the Irish Executive for that body to organise ...
... subscribe to the O’Connell statue before taking his departure. Sir Robert Peel, the Chief .Secretary, was also away ; for, under Whig rule, this official is generally an absentee. Thus those who are really responsible for the good government and safety of the ...
... Monahan will be the presiding judges. This is not the fact. The judges will be Baron Deasy and Judge Christian. JS'or them Whig. ...
... Australia and New Zealand seem the favourite places of emigration, there being hardly any passages taken fur America.— Northern Whig, ...
... resides in.—Your obedient servant. Mount-street, 6th September, 1864. T. MR. D*ALTON'S MANUSCRIPTS. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sm—lf you would be so obliging as to insert in your widely-circulated journal the following letter to the Evening Post from ...
... Qneen herself, who is thus identified with the party which happens for the time to be in office. It is as if had in England a Whig and Tory Queen, and as if each change of Ministry was accompanied the succession a Sovereign of opinions identical with those ...
... periods of his life, have been bitterly opposed to him. Forty years ago he was Tory and Lord Russell was a Whig. Twenty years ago he was a Whig, and Mr. Gladstone was a Conservative. And it was but six years ago that both combined with Mr. Gibson to turn ...
... secured Human „li fops Nor is U.is the ffioir tickets, were unwilling to forego the gratifies- member that religions uooy Whigs lion they had promised themselves on account the only caaao offoime. yearn g unfavourable, though scnsonaile, weather. But ...
... this gunner as protector. General Grant’s Intemperance. —The New York Correspondent of the Spectator quotes from the Richmond Whig 7th September the following remarks on General Grant: it is notorious fact that a quart of Bourbon, with two ounces of quinine ...
... moment to the railway companies across the Channel, the public may anticipate, at distant date, being well served.— Northern Whig. A meeting has been held at Ballyvaugban, county Clare, preparatory to the establishment of fanning society in the barony of ...