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... greater axaggrrators busy at work b.-sides the American agents, and portion of the censer▼stive press of Ireland. The Northern Whig, which may be regarded as excellent antbority on the subject, says •• One half of the so-called Fenian displays are only invention ...
... rq — tea, te at tiene, fn — ined lague in this or other parts of th hori- ‘orthern Whig. Miss THE WOOL TRADE. the e the We take the following from the circ Messrs, Perkins and Robinson, Liverpool | wool market bas remainod quiet since the of the that ...
... generosity from about in the Town pumps, and the small quantity bawked water at all— Council carts, there is absolutely no Northern Whig. On Saturday morning, as the train from Hollybead was passing Sandicroft, near Ch ester, a platelayer, named John Thomas, who ...
... out of Fenianism. It is the*interest of a class of persons to represent Ireland as split into two factions, and the Northern Whig calls these Fenians and Orangemen. The truth is otherwise. The Orangemen are not a faction, and the Fenians are not a considerable ...
... least, that vulgar insolence they are likely to learn. —lrish Tinua. pardon general lee-dutt on COTTON. From America {Northern Whig) have private report of the pardon General Lee, and the likelihood an export duty coiiod. A gentleman from this (UclfasO n ...
... counties in the North should surely proveicqually advantageous the richer soils fiuer climates of Cork and Tipperary,— Northern Whig. Through the whole of the United States the progress of population has received such check hum the war that it is thought probable ...
... land was put under We may mention here that there is the crop this year, no a the cattle plague in this or other of Northern Whig. parts of the Country,— ...
... sec. Blonde (Dublin) we oe eee 1 Camilla (Belfast) It will be seen that the quick est of the three races was the first won by Whig. THE Belfast News-Letter gives the following description of the race between the Blonde and Alabama :— Before the starting ...
... naturally as to dstectionospon the Coloured India lubber heetins ; on Gold, Matins., Wow, &e. Teeth stopped with annul Cement. &Whig all skilfully per. formed. Consultation YR. A. J. DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST, (tate of Ceervatmer and Dana, Dublin), 44, PATRICMSTREET ...
... AMOUNT Oharobtaieff — Jraaiag Winner rued. !SOO u u to rureivo 30u 3rd to rarive .. lOU rack . 64;stal ia 31; ism nut Whig la. or Srd _ to Cod tiks-Ntstbor to mews PATNINT Of PILIZNA Mall ma& lo tie Malan at am Kr R. if moo comoseisne no WO parties ...
... latter It ma-ine now to la* prrtty generally admitted that eonnchange i* requiml in our rvpn-^ntativ.• n>-*U*ni. ft*rvativ««a Whig*, and Liberal, alike ■«.far. »n.l the only question i.. in what wav -hall the h. *xtrna«l the piwnt ministry u-t Wins m.-a-ure ...
... evening, ia the I beard the story. Maio; a read In Ike middle of the road, at the et Gs hamlet, just as the dune roes, sad Whig the savages in the be addeeseed Ihem Our, in a firm, quiet voise. their attention—*lly gaol taws, I borne this patiently for ...