... take the day for the operation and purchase by the bright light of the sun. Mr, F. 1). Finlay (proprietor of the Northern Whig) in the course his speech gave a hint which deserves to be ac:ed on, and replied to a specious fallacy often put forward as ...

... judgment in favour the defendants, thus ployed in 1864 was 30,847; 18G3, 22 275; excess, quashing the conviction the Com t below Whig. I 8,572. Hut the number engaged on the spot in 18G4 The Irish Church Establishment and the Land was 21,880; in 1863, 20,80/; ...

... vote d burthen the rich ; assailed the Pope; cnsl discredit on the Catholic clergy; took office, and became servant of t> e Whigs, when should have continued a servant of the people; and now comes before yon, telling yon desires to confer blessings Ireland ...

... examined on that point. Captain said it was not necessary, as Mr. Redmond had given his evidence in the fairest wanner. We ( Whig) understand that the Committee of the Graduates’ Association have resolved send a deputation to London to press their views ...

... certainly remai ki able to find it proceeding from those who are loudest | in denouncing lie centralising tendencies of the Whigs. It is manifest that the circumstances of localities will vary so much that rigid universal system would he applicable to all ...