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... ought to have batter understood the real meaning of the (Weide cordiak But he has been living in London many years, aid so got Whig notions, I suppose—has been told a thousand times, that Liberal people in England love France, and believed the tile 1 but ...
... that are full of fores and fire, and a good deal of fury. The writer is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power.—AbrtAens Whig. The writer of ‘Lays and Legends of Thomond’ has proved abundantly in his pages that his spirit is theronghly imbued with the ...
... community. Anything more preposterous or more dangerous than a reduction of the Belfast police force could not attempted. —Northern Whig. New Stkeet Roller, Belfast. —The Corporation have now at work on the streets of Belfast heavy metal roller, drawn by six horses ...
... 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 ...
... from a demonstration that should be simply a na- tional compliment to Mr. Bright. To dwarf and degrade it to the dimensions of Whig-Liberal celebration, a diplomatic reunion, recalling the days of “Lichfield House Compact,” were surely crime and a blunder ...
... promise remarkably well. Complaints to the difficulty of getting hands for securing the harvest are pretty genetaL—Northern Whig. Seizure or Arms.—The passengers who landed at Queenstown on Thursday from the Denmark were, as usual, searched, and a four ...
... Liberalism when out of office, will n.,t again be submitted to . ; and Mr. BRIGHT will learn in Ireland and from Ireland that Whig and Tory will be accounted alike by the Irish people if they do not reform the Land code and the Church monopoly, and that ...
... nothing to excite alarm as to the general crop. THE LINEN, YARN, and FLAX TRADES. We take the following report from tho Northern Whig of this day Linens. —Trade has been steady and active the week. The houses are all busy, and some large quantities of goods ...
... Argument in the Court of King’s Bench; together with a Speech in tha House of Commons, Arthur Browne, Esq ; Addreaa to tha Whig Club of Ireland; with Essay on Fiats, LaoaurdM’Nally, Esq.; tha Trial of John Magee in the Court of King’s Bench, day June ...
... Journal— whose commiseration for the wrongs of “Ireland (says the Zablet) has waxed intense “* since the expulsion of the Whigs”—treats these hosts of Mr. Brigur as the “ People of Ire- “land ;” and with an equally amusing audacity takes “ Minx, Fawcett ...
... Mr Thomas Bariog. Sir Francis, however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of thr Whigs, as financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel. The Whigs bad done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could ...
... 1833. In 1838 he «me fiiet elected lot the Portsmouth the Whig liberal interert, that boroogh repreeeutod ooßlinaoQily the Bene ot the teat diuolatkm Perliemeot. The oobleoaa wee thorough Whig, end wee topporter of the of hie politioel rrieede the heed ...