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... MOVEMENT. EXAMINATION OF THE FENIANS IN DCBLIN. Dublin, Saturday night.—The following appears in the third edition of the Northern Whig: —Dublin. Saturday afternoon :—Six Fenian prisoners are before Stronge in the private police court at Dublin Castle, and among ...
... company—there were about sixty of them altogether--was a prominent and leading man in his State. Many of them belonged to the old Whig party, and consequently were former friends of Mr. Seward's, and they were all received with the dry pleasantry and plain speech ...
... B&isroi. Mikrok. in January, ls ...
... [by teleorapii.J | The following appeared in the third edition of the Northern Whig Dublin, Saturday Afternoon. —Six Fenian prisoners are before Mr. Stronge, in the private policecourt at Dublin Castle, and among them O'Keefe and Luby. The revelations ...
... for £1,400. The investigation has not ye concluded, nor is it likely to do so for some days. 4. third edition of the Northern Whig (Belfast) contains a telegram from Dublin, which says, referring to the evidence against two of the prisoners, O'Keefe and ...
... conspiracy have run away, a proof that the Government measures have been taken with the usual amount of skill manifested the Whig administration—but after all they seem to have been very small heads —and we have in the prisons of Cork and Dublin considerable ...
... her daughter’s BTA.TLINfi REVELATION. box, blit foandno baby linen. She ajked dMgl;- The following appeared in tho Hortlurn Whig, on ter the reason she having been with child. Sntoay afterloTl-Six Fenian prisoners are this her daughter replied that she ...
... bestow all its indulgences and sweetmeats upon other religious communities. (Loud laughter.) We would rather relieved from Whig drynurseship —we would rather consigned to the tender care of the Conservatives, determining that we do not wish to coerce ...
... stats. .. PAaerTES 1-o IReELAND.-The various political sections in Ireland are very inadequately described when divided into Whig and Tory. Their characteristics may be stated thus : The fanatical Orange party, who have little influence; the Liberal Protestant ...
... it is far better the farmers should protect themselves by insurance than look to the Government, for if they depend upon a Whig Govern- ment they will, when too late, find that they have been depending upon a broken reed. But, after all, there is sense ...
... the MA'AM is the goiter the town It was, that. bed the rewired that frank that it could be said rod pubdply ups. tium ? In Whig at the imsuhl he fund that net sumo don am-161 el the Wens woe by merry ; by end the was sole up et promudo bus the enter- ...
... the South, which, from over-keeping and the long journey, have * dceompoml, and are utterly unfit for human food.—‘ Northern Whig. A 1 - [ From as Anonymous Couuf.si'omjlnt. ] When they me. Uric Annie, Ycsierilav, Hat thou wen .•!, were the ti lins-s I ...