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... unreasonable became the so-called popular leaders tho Irish people. Tories and Whigs have been in turn the objects their anger and vituperation. kli. was accustomed to call the Whigs base, bloody, and brutal,” with impartial abuse attack Earl well Sir Bobekt ...
... General Sweeny. Ho must now strike out some other route! Referring to the late deputation totbeLord Lieutenant, the Northern Whig says From the concluding observations of the Lord lieutenant, it would seem that the principle of mixed education has been ...
... diplomatic or more stern view remains to be seen, and for the present can only be conjectured. — Correspondent uf the Northern Whig. NON-INTERCOURSE GitkAT BRITAIN (From the Chicago Tribune.) Senator Chandler has offered a joint resolution in favour of w ...
... authori sed any one to speak in Mr. Mooro said that at the coming Assizes he Aasizna. would have them made amenable for the July Whig. The progesdinge then terminated.—Northern I COURT OF PROBATE—Tuvnrspay. e Right Hon. Judge Keatinge and a Special Jury. peor ...
... reach to redress the grievances of Ireland. His proifers of justice did not mitigate opposition, and on the return of the Whigs ‘o Office in 1846 with Mr. 0’ Connell as he used himself to express it, , Lord Besborough became Lord Lieutenar t “deputy over ...
... application was refused. The affair created some excitement the i prisoner is well known to many persons town.— I Sorthern Whig' It is reported bit of English eccentricity that an elderly Englishman at tho trial of Poucet bid 20 francs for the glass out ...