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... OF IN DUNDALK. TBX SILIZITIS. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing on Friday, : Acting en a warrant which, upon previous information, had been obtained, Captain Coote, E.M , Sub- Inspector Supple, Head-Constable Groan, and a large number of the ...
... troublesome in Pentonville than in Parliament. This London paper is a leasing organ of the Whigs—and its present article has been written with a thoroughly Whig purpose. It is not as a rebel, but as an Independent Oppositionieb, that Mr. Dillon has incurred ...
... FENIAN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday. —Yesterday labouring man John Croaby, in the employment of the County Down Railway Company, was urreflted hut lodging*, illy nmearrett, by Hexd-constable Lamb and three of the constabulary, on ...
... only been four months in Belfast. He was brought before O’Donnell. R M, at the county jail, and remanded for a week. —Northern Whig, ...
... the days of Pitt and Castlereagh; but if Mr. Fortescue, bland Whig gentleman as he is, expected his words to have effect on Irish opinion, can only assure him that Ireland knows the Whigs too well to be deceived by them. f X ...
... and what is the object in tuitting ihem under such act of parliament ? But forget—we live under the rule Fortescue and the Whigs! Tie pro 1 im.itioas having b.-en issue i ii is the duty tlie pie to obey them, and we advise every one to act in way lo prove ...
... from Ireland, and the extent of the Fenian Conspiracy, asks How will it all end ?” and anticipates that it will end in some Whig promises made broken, or perhaps in a few minor concessions, such as a charter to the Catholic University and reform the Catholic ...
... in the docks, found some boxes of percussion caps. With re si ect to the seizure of arms in Dundalk on Saturday the Northern Whig states that they were consigned, hi the ordinary course of business, to an ironmong r, and that they wire purchased for the ...
... much cocfidenco in the present Chief Secretary, too high opinion of his integrity, to believe him capable of deluding ns with whig promises,” :bat end in nothing. ...
... Lord Mayees banquet, which it terms Whig Dort of rake-believe, for the purpose of throwisg dust M eyes of the pabloc and then calls on the electorr, sot to put gay faith is the promises of Mr. Pomace' or any Whig Chief Secretary for Ireland, se they ...
... will have to do with a very I different Cabinet fro n that with which thin loot of the Logis!store trons.. octed busine. The Whig Adtormistrotton been *horn of iia brightuot °moment and of pillar by inritted demise of late Palmerston. I sill ii, kip:aunt ...
... eventful of the number. When closing the seventh year of his uninterrupted premiership, Lord PAL- MiIUITOW, the great and popular Whig Chieftain, was called away, and with him died, to a great extent, the hopes, claims, and sympathies of that party which owed ...