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... ing towards Lynchburg. He very confident of receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of his army. The Richirumd Whig, now a Union paper, says that the evacuation of the city had been progressing for month. The people, however, refused to believe ...
... yet been secured The new Methodist Church at Fountainville is completed, and is to be opened on the 23rd instant.—Northern Whig. | An town in Ireland (not even Belfast) has so changed its appearance within the last forty years Enniskillen. It has been ...
... desires. He will un of Desart has are emancipation proclamation until i courts, but the solution of the whe the Conserva- the Whig in- era rights and wrongs, which he d off without eee would be this reconciliation wi lation, and he will certainly do | ord ...
... e4f jrttma* Iffurnala 1DUBLIN: THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1865. _ _ ITnE Ameriean war had been the excuse of Whig and Tory for postponing Reform. But, when the Vice President hiccupped his Inaugural to ti e -uste, it was unanimously agrced thht the 1'rijth ...
... hers that need necessarily have frightened off any man that thought as thought the Whigs of thirty yearn ago, and (though Sir George Grey must be excepted) as think the Whigs ;:et. It is not certain that even Sir George Grey would deny that the condition ...
... Ireland, rendered vaeant by the accidental deathi of Mlr Senior. In parliament Mr. Bellew las been a steady Oupporterof the Whig. govern. ment during the many years he has had a sea2 in the House of CoMmmons, Ilia appoirtment to the Irish poor law boaid ...
... finverament would not produce it. pu. b. » a. a. pxoduction of auch papere. The mbject then dropped. The following appeared the Whig :— March 18,1866. “TO TUB RIGHT HOK. CHIRP JUSTICE &C., BEIPABT, Lord—Having had opportunity this day of confarrinß some the ...
... William Darley, > rat ; 2 tropolitan county being now threatened with for the parp of handing over its represe: », Vine- the Whig Radical party, this meeting pledge ase its beet to secure the retun of eent members.” Moved by Frederick okes Esq., by Ricbard ...
... , and are everywhere returning to their homes. When will such a day dawn on Naples and miserable provinces, and when will Whigs carry out tneir worn-sut theories et progress and philanthropy. and recommend so just end necessary a measure to the !alien ...
... Association. We have abundant evidence before us today that this peculiarity in Irish politics is becoming understood. The Northern Whig, ably commenting on the election, for example, says: The signs are not few that the inferior (Roman Catholic) clergy in this ...
... (hear, bear). in holding the balance evenly between Independent parliamentary ell the great parties in the state, whether Whigs, or Redicale, always, however, keeping an eye to that which went down to the counter, Bet loaded by good for Irelasd, bat by ...
... suppose thst the professional position of Mr. Jordan on the Ccnnaright circuit would entitle him at the hands his friends t,B Whigs to better place ion the Recorderslilp of Galway, the salary of which, We un- derstand, is merely nominal- Sprung from old line ...