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... introduced by the Whigs. Mr. Redmond—Backed by the Tories (hear,hear). Mr. Norwood repeated that every coercion bill was introduced by the Whigs, and he also repeated that, instead redeeming thek promises, the Whigs always refused the slightest boon to Ireland ...
... , left town Joynt ha. left town for] D. S. P. for Downpatrick, was on Thursday married to Mbs Per.*., of Galway. —Northern Whig. The following are amongst the lato8 CPU!, r™r° l VS™n J M, shank. Green, Green, weorgß Watson Braurforf m and family, W H ...
... the ■ untry condition of getting ou* prison, th« i. are now only about fifty Fenian prisoners in custody Belfast. —Northern Whig. kind permission of Colonel the Earl of ~* lh » band the county Dublin Light Infantry will PG) -t llio Bray Croquet Club, from ...
... number of the counts in the indictment against Whig misrule. He also said that this country was misruled, and because they said ditto” to Mr. Norwood, it was time to amend. Whether (Mr. Sullivan) was addressing Whig or Tory, had always proposed these questions ...
... could not succeed without | bribery. He says What decided me most to retire was a remark made one of the voters whether Tory or Whig I don’t know—who said, * I am ready to lay down my life for Jesus Christ, but I don’t consider that it would be a sin to take ...
... Wales, and the steamer not being able to return in the evening, on account of the storm, it was supposed she had foundered. Whig. Sad Scenes in London.—Rev. Mr. Ring, a Catholic priest, writing from the dutrict of St. Mark’s, Whitechapel, the l*ird Mayor ...
... the withering hand of the Whig Government was them (hear, hear). The tenant farmers returned into Parliament, in 1852,70 men who bound themselves to stand together till Ireland got her rights, but one of the first acts of the Whig Government was to corrupt ...
... could flow from a measure essentially evil The illustrious Charles James Fox said, on the 7th May, 1800, at meeting of the Whig Club in London The whole scheme (of the union) went upon that false and abominable presumption that we (the English) could ...
... Wm. Gill & Co., Mr. Thomas Gordon, ami Mr. James Gordon—which were principally fat cattle, and in healthy state. —Northern Whig. The Northern Hkbuino The fishing continues prosecuted at Wick with a moderate degree of success, encouraging the fishermen ...
... yet any returns of the results in the scutobmnis. The substance of the reports is that it will not above average. —Norihtrn Whig. monetary and stock SHARK MKBKBTB. Dublin, Thutodar The B*nk r»te h*B been reduced 8 per cent The funds opened London nn ndronoe ...
... Monday next, the 20th mutant: during the lejrolutioeary War, it was said that the 1. liedies and gentlemen will be received bis Whig* not have been displeased to see Eminence from eleven a.m. to fire p.m. They will just so much disaster happen to our arms ...
... Memonsquare, for England, (or a short sojourn. With respect to the rumoured marriage of the hon. member for Downpatrick, the Whig of yesterday contains thefoUowing:—Mr. D. 8. Ker, M.P., has requested state that there is no authority for the paragraph which ...