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... THE, FENIANS. DUBLIN, SATURDAY AsTER — NOON.—We quote the following from the Northern Whig:— Six Fenian prisoners are now before Mr. Strong, in the private police. court at Dublin Castle, and among them O'Keefe and Luby. The revelations relative to the ...
... jjtE'S PABDON. The Richmond Whig 12th haa the following interesting information relative to the application for pardon made by General Lee, and the generous course pursued in relation thereto by Lieutonant-Gsneral Grant The Whig says:— Upon the appearance ...
... OCT. 2, 1865. THE FEN lANS. -- - DUBLIN, SATURDAY APTRRNOON.—We quote the following from the _Northern Whig :— Six Fenian prisoners are now before Mr. Strong, in the private police. court at Dublin Castle, and among them O'Keefe and Luby. The revelations ...
... Fenians, and many of the prisoners as members. DUBLIN, Saturday NIQHT.—The following appears third edition of the northern- Whig :— Dublin, Saturday Afternoon.—Six Fenian prisoners are before Mr. Stronge in the private police court Dublin Castle, and ...
... true dictum of a prophet of their own, the late honest but eccentric Whig-Radical Charles Buller is, has been, and ever will be an indelible part of that politic character of the Whig governing families.” Innnnumerable instances of this tendency to overstep ...
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... Brookside Fairy A SwBSFSTAXBS of 300 soys eich, hf t; T. Y. C. Lord Glasgow's b f by Bro to'Blrd I Mr Merry* Mirella on the Whig—Flutter I Pardoe's bk Lass o' Cowrie Sir Hawley's Monaco I A Swbbpstakbs 800 soys each, ft: T. Y. C. Lord Glasgow's b fby Bro ...
... we choose to act. repetition of their proceedings will camps! to refer to the , magistrates. The compositors in the Northern Whig office took legal advice, and escaped six months' imprisonment by praying for mercy, returning to work, and paying round sum ...
... more prominent of such subjects was the coming renewed agitation of the question of Parliamentary Reform, —inasmuch as the Whigs and Radicals would seem determined to urge forward their wildest schemes for enabling mere mobsmere numbers and noses, —to ...
... James Aspinall Tobin, under the accumulating pressure of other public and private avocations, had resolved to retire. But the Whig-Radical or pro-Yankee candidate, Mr. C. J. English, is nowhere« At the lasi moment a most eligible CoDierTatiTe cndidat-, Mr ...
... —citizenship at whatever low rental; proprietorship ; business premises j and liability to Direct Taxation. Let no ignorant Whig-Radical sneer at Mr. Disraeli’s fancy franchises after this too Liberal scheme. True, Mr. Macfie's scheme has the high sanction ...
... last particularly was, universal acclaim, far away the best of all: Lord Clarendon (Whig), after a lengthy explanation of the measures taken by hie fellow-members of the Whig Government, concluded with a practical preroration I 'frish now to make one or two ...