THE VOLUNTEERS
... snftVjgc* ami the ballot; and that means cruder the Tory Administration impossible, and to force them to resign. After Ibis the Whigs are to b« restored to power, with carte blanche trom Mr. Bright, Mr. Brake, ft live ...
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Dublin Daily Express
After official boors, Consols 89J f. Markets all firmer
... difference between Whig views Ireland in March and in August ? Can it that in March they were in office, and intended remain there: that in August they were out of office, and determined to get back at any cost ? The Irish policy of the Whig Opposition, as ...
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS
... label inside, 28, Geatlc streei, Liverpool, on the 27ih April, 18C6, and the makers' names are Manger and XiOmloa.-—A'oftdrrn Whig. ...
rived which they cannot bat reject preposterous This may explain the fact that each Bnccessiyo appeal by the ..
... avoid the humiliation of truckling to the ignorant masses in England, crafty agitators Ireland. It is in the power of all not Whig ex-officials to avoid share in the production of that remarkable display in which all the rainbow tints of English and Irish ...
ARCHERY
... committee, and the secretary was directed to commnnicate with the Ballast Office. Constabulary Investigation. —We {Northern Whig) understand that, bjr direct! >u of the authorities of Dublin Castle, a public court of inquiry is to take place at Ballymena ...
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS
... THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. The Northern Whig says The present has been tbe most unfavourable week have had this season for the crops. Since Sunday there has been almoat uninterrupted heavy rain, with high winds. The grain already cut haa been scattered ...
THE BURREN FARMERS’ SOCIETY
... a man who had always opposed justice to Ireland, and acted her bitterest enemy. Justice to Ireland bad never come from the Whigs hut from a Conservaliv^Governrnent; and with Lord Abercorn for our Lord Lieutenant, he had no doubt 'that were ; allowed a ...
GENERAL PRIM ON THE LATE WAR
... Admiralty did elaborate system of mismanagement,” why did they not only perpetuate it, but make it ten times worse ? How is that Whig Admiralties have long since become proverbial for their corrupt practices ? How is it that the Duke of Somerset looked on, ...
BEPBEBEXTATION OP WOOD-QUAV WARD
... plications arising from deficient and inferior of tnrf in tbosa localities where it is the piincipal article of fnel.— Sorthrm Whig. Cocwiv Kcaar.-—There bos not been any improvement in the weather aioce oar last, nor doea any ap pcarancc offer itself that ...
MR. M'KENNA AT YOUOHAL
... been only iu the ratio of 17 per cent. Now, that is my aesond position ; and 1 will thank the Whigs, in view of these two positions, reconcile the conduct the Whig Governmtmlj, and of Mr. Gladstone as their Chancellor the Exchequer. with any possible theory ...
[BY TRLRORAPB.)
... independent Irishmen think of the entire system of which Messrs. Bright and Beales entertained by the National Association and Whig officials present such a lively image ? opportune answer is suggested by Mr. M'Kenna in his able address his constituents at ...
GREAT NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
... MU tbtl sh.uid MlisljJhe and moderate news of the people. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast. TcESDAY.—The Northern Whig, leading article, says understands it contemplation invite Mr. Gladstone a public banquet ju Belfast. The article goes on to ...