... from tbe Royal Observatory of Edinburgh. Tbe proceedings were under the management of Ur. Symington, of Glasgow. —Northern Whig. CARLOW A Convict petty larceny was committed at Quinagb, in this county, the 17lb January last, ape ■ 'U named Kelly, who ...

... square, ilamparead Road, London (near fioston-iquars). Opinions of the Prete, Dr. Thomson bas long mijoyed the reputation of Whig our thief referee in these manes—Medicer Journal. This is the only original work on these subjects, and popularly written ...

... Extension of the Franchise. It ia very natural that it should be so. Who knows the difference between A., who calls himself a Whig, and 8., who calls himself a Tory ? Both are now-a-days Conservatives. But there are few persons, down even to the operative ...

... worse—our equals, not our superiors. The committee of tho Senate have reported against the taxation of exports. The Richmond Whig says there was no ootton in Charleston at time of its evacuation. Richmond papers infer that Sherman is consummating plan to ...

... awn MOMS awn tee elltettli jrnossan. DUBLIN: SATURDAY. MAZUR a, 18Wi. THE DEBATE ON IRELAND. LONG before the advent of the Whigs to power the state of Ireland was the subject of an annual motion in the House of Commons. Concurrently with demands for relief ...

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... opposition possible to be arrayed against him ; the county would be saved from falling into the grasp of territorial magnates, Whig or Tory ; a mischievous and senseless feud would be averted; and the Priests and i People of Tipperary would present the same ...

... equals, not our superiors. The Judiciary Committee of the Senate have reported against the taxation of exports. The Richmond Whig says there was no cotton in Charleston at the time of its evacuation. Richmond papers infer that Sherman is consummating plan ...

... House, as such. could not affirm the resolution without in so doing raising expectations which would surely deceptive if the Whigs remain in office. The House, too, could never engage itself to something. A definite proposition must brought before it, ...

... discussion ; but I venture to affirm that monarch of England ever hunted so many of Ireland’s inhabitants out of the country modern Whig legislation has done, and is accomplishing the present moment, leaving considerable portion of the land unlit for little else ...

... Danish, American, Chinese and Japanese questions. Non-intervention was the glory of Whig, and its opposite the shame of Tory Governments, and his lord- ohip was a Whig diamond of many carats fine He disapproved of the ballot-was in favour of some extension ...

... question alone that Whig offi It will ition refuses to yield or to treat. ght ? no concession upon anything to Iri bate, nion—it will recognise no opinion land. he Upon church, land, education ay m chise—anything you will—the consci riod the Whig may be convinced ...