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... the ge.iuines, of the enterprise ; and those who feel inchned re.hse sums of money for .o leTatm ,P amot.---iVorfAe;R Daily Whig, Belfast September 24th, 1864. . , trous other testimontals given NEW WINTBE VETCHES. . fUJRNIP SEED FOR STARTERS, which are ...
... shows the probable adoption of an antislavery oonstitution. Dispatches from Augusta, Georgia, of the Bth inst., to the Richmend Whig, report the recapture of Roam by the Confederates, with over 3,01)n prisoners. The British American conference at Quebec ha' ...
... with those who ate ready to sacrifice all for country. Not the union those who style themselves Liberals, but are livened Whigs, with the honest manhood of the country. Oh no, such union would only perpetuate our bondage lhear, hear). Tin want union, ...
... hands of the Catholic clergy ; and, in case of a . to tell the noble Premier that the Catholics, as a body, would oppose the Whigs at the next election. I, for one, am convinced that if such a message could be sent as the unanimous voice of the episcopate ...
... comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who, guarantee, to be safe to any amount.* —Northern Daiy Whig, Belfast, September 24th, 1864. Numerous other testimonials given. ...
... TX* ROTZL asto Tams, sow W. J. Coutes) Oodereskssi. asse Patricklobs4dgo, Owk, tbo soavosiost Hotel Comosesid dowse sod it Whig tow =bake of Pam &Wow, sad Cbaries strWdly Moderato. • woricy lor ahw Boandiss. £4O pr si tearm MODIRATOS AT GRIMLY los CAMS ...
... extiugnisbed for week, T e prodestroyed is estimated at £250,000. THE BELFAST RIOTS—COMMISSION OF INQUIKY.-FBiDiT. (FROM SORTHEKS WHIG.) The Mavor waa the witness hex during the ont.re day. He could no. giro details o. the riots as he was m Harrogate the time ...
... been nineteen Presidents. Of these one had been Federalist, Juno , / ADAMS, successor of WASUINGTON, thirteen Democrats, one Whig, and o'e Republican, the present President. GEORGE WARRIOR:I'ON was twice elected, so were JEFFERSON, BIADISU-4, JACKSON. QUINCY ...
... to fatho: are playii ing the game of the Whig party, and rission, the Irish Chi arch to take into its bosom the ve olitical sery vent which had nigh stung it to death. T y their forward for recommending the Whig texts put favour of t he Irish Church are ...
... sums money for comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. who, guarantee, safe to gay amount’ —Northern tip Whig, Belfast, September 21’b, ISOI. Numerous other testimonials gives. ROMAN LOAN IRISH COMMITTEE. VT preliminary Meeting of the ...
... comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who, we piarantee, to be safe to any ainonnt.* —Northern Daiy Whig, Belfast, September 24tb, 1864. Numerous other testimonials given. ...
... a comparatively small outlay should immediately apply Mr. Merry, who, we guarantee tobe safe to any amount. —Northern Daily Whig, Belfast, September 24th, 1861. Numerous other testimonials given. JOHN NORTON, 22, GEORGfc-STREET. LIMERICK. JN. has pleasure ...