Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... obtained for me this expression of their good opinion. i 0 be, gentlemen, Faithfully yours, „ I , V JAMES J- M. KENNEY. Northern Whig Office, Belfast, April 26, 1866. LIST or SUBSCBIBEBS. Colonel Forde, M.P., Seaforde ® ° Darid Stewart Ker, M.P., Montalto ...
... reputation of being a most amiable dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church, snd hi- death will a source of general regret— Sorlktru Whig of Mund-oj. Arrest Charge or FenianlsS*.—This (Saturday) morning. at an eaily hour, a parly Of the Borrisoleigh eonstabula-y ...
... hardly be doubted that Governor Eyre will be recalled by next mail. RIESIGNATIO is clearly not one of the cardinal virtues of a Whig Administration. Thie sweets of office are dearer far to some men than the ap- probat ion of the public, and so the Government ...
... anticipated, have raised the rate of discount 7 per cent. As Chief-Justico Ijefroy will neither die nor retire to make room for a Whig barrister on the bench, the Irish Attorney-General directed a furious assault against him, Thursday, in the House of Commons ...
... Ministers do not seem to troubled with any fine feelings or nice sense of honour, or they would not hold on to office they do. The Whigs are remarkable for their tenacity of official existence, and office may have its sweets well its toils, but it is only certain ...
... few months bavluf enabled (be trustees to purchase the bead-reoi, offered f-.r sale in ibe Landed Estates Court. —Strihtrm Whig Pbescntation to W H Kisbby, A B. T.C D. number of the private and pulitieal frißUds of Mr W K>sbey, e-liior of the Belfast ...
... alone sufficient to pr 766 | gross anomaly to all reasonable and impartis ‘It is not necessary to say more. Had he GHEM, | Whig Judge instead of a Tory one, we kno reservin, nention: Ss. fectly wel 11 what would have been said by tl Messrs, | press and ...
... Letter, presented him with a purse of four hundred guineas and silver salver in the Victoria Hall, on Friday last. Northern Whig. Earning the Half-Crown. A small terrier dog, the property of Mr. Charles Doherty, jun., Bridge-street, Coleraine, killed recently ...
... reviewed the conduct of the Tory party all measures affecting the welfar of the people, in shortening the hours of labou in spite Whig Governments and the strenuous , opposition of the non. Member for Birmingham, j (Cheers.) Yet they were told that they knew ...
... and di 0 ally Ste Sete se et tc Sone ) _ Vv wW 0 pg BO, A STEADY, ember Hoy v can read manuscript, w the first \y to the O Whig Office, Calend we ANTED, Ot \ A YOUNG XN AN THOROU conversant with the Mannfact re of T Mu ait Heavy Linens, to take charge ...
... charges for the use the engine at fires. INTENTIONS OP THS GOVERNMENT. Resignation is clearly not one of the cardinal virtues of Whig Administration. The sweets of office are dearer far to some men than the approbation of the public, and so the Government will ...
... Sold «yery where. medal FAMILY SF.WIXG and RMBROinr.RYMACHINES, with Stauds. kc. from ta Sn.: Simplest, cheapest, and best.— WHIG!IT MANX, lirt Holborn Burs. London, E.C.C?biAU free. - ...