... 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 ...

... Fox is undoubtedly high, and is highest in the estimation of true Whigs. Were we disposed to be personal, the retort that the most frequent measures coercion have been adopted by Whig Administrations would be us obvious as true. But it would be utterly ...

... daughter of Lord Bolton. We are informed that Mr S Ker, M for Downpatrick, was yesterday married to Persse, of Gahvay.—Northern Whig. Alderman Lane Joynt, Lord Mayor-elect has left town for Carton, New-quav, county of Clare. The Marquis of Clanricarde arrived ...

... had gone forth, and unhappy Ireland, the “Niohe of nations,” must continue chained at the feet of her fostersister. The late Whig Government promised us a Land Bill, and took tho duty off pepper when they deprived us of our constitutional liberties. Not ...

... gaols throughout the country. The naniher of thor.e admitted to bail has been fouud to largo that the prow«ia!p(uoa» eta now Whig. ...

... utmost to excite tbo rabble of London and of the country against the Torie*. for the very arto they would have upheld ui the Whigs. Never have set n the spirit of pailisanship meaner or or* malignant. The cxcil mcnl in London has naturally been advantage ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... who were enlouring to seduce them from their allegiance to the c n**, golden dollars broadcast over the , R 'T' What did the Whigs ever for Ireland? In till v!° n !* '' r promises, but in office they ful, 1 ...

... conutry ; while, on the contrary, every coercion bill was introduced the Whigs. Mr. Redmond—And hacked the Tories. Mr. Norwood continued to observe tbat in consequence of the Whigs making atrocious promises when tbey were ont of office agitation was raised ...

... 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 ...