... gentleman of experience, who in passing was called fa to attend deceased, that the oanee of death was oholera. â??Northern Whig. The Belfast Morning Newt reports that two new oeaea of oholera oooured in Ballyinaoanrett on Saturday night. We regret to ...

... nation: regard to the necessity of paasing the measure before the House there was a complete agreement between the Whig and Tory leaders, between the heads of the present and the late Governments. Mr. Gladstone was of one opinion with Lord Naas, and Lord ...

... of the counts in the indictment against Whig misrule. He also said that this country was misruled, and beoansa they said * ditto to Mr. Norwood, it was time amend. Whether he (Mr. Sullivan) was addressing Whig or Tory, had always proposed these questioc* ...

... that are full of force and fire, and a good deal of iury. The writer is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power. —Northern Whig. The writer of ' Lays and Legends of Thpmond’ has proved abundantly in bis pages that his spirit is thoroughly imbued with ...

... that are full of force and tire, and a good deal fury. The w.iter is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power. —Northern Whig. The writer of ‘Lays and Legends ihomond’ has proved abundantly in his pages that his spirit is thoroughly imbued with the ...

... Government, Whig or lory, 4 Aug., 1866 Would deem the moat “extreme” demand of yea* quite “moderate’* and “rational demand to-day. With the fall one hundred and Are of such tenant advocates we now poaaem, the Government, be it Tory or Whig, could afford ...

... Argument in the Court of King’s Bench; together with a Speech in the House of Commons, by Arthur Browne, Esq.; an Address to the Whig Club of Ireland; with an Essay on Fiats, by Leonard M’Nally, Esq.; the Trial of John Magee in the Court of King’s Bench, the ...

... to Prussia seems to be the only left open to Frankfort to escape from this BMsmous mulct. THE HABHhi OOBPUS ACT. When the Whig Government brought their bill fra- the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland into Parliament, they made pretence that the object they ...

... reviewing Dr. Maziere Brady's pamphlet on the Alleged Conversions of the Irish Bishops to the Reformed Religion,’ the Northern Whig says:—This ia small work, bat of remarkable kind. It is from the pen of the Rev. Maziere Brady, whose name is familiar to the ...

... prudence of the Catholic party in not attempting to enter the town, disr r ...

... rkUn, TBeq., one of Hie Majeety’i Goan in'the Court of King’s Beach Speech'in the House of Comptons, Esq;: an Address to the Whig Club ah'BessT on Fiats, by Leopard af’NsJly, mi v> mm a.a_ _ a. ei 'REMITTANCES TO AUSTRALIA, NEW Mt SOUTH WALES, AND ZEALAND ...

... the mass of oolomny, sapprewion of truth, and cowardly brag which teemed from Anglo-S- prints of every shade politics —Tory, Whig, Radical, or Garibaldian. Equally galling, highly insulting, and very irritating to the portion of the Irish whom Anglo- Saxon ...