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... QUESTION. The Spectator advises the Liberals to watch keenly the proceedings of the Foreign Office, whether occupied by Tory or Whig. That Office absolutely certain to interfere, if only from its traditions, in the Eastern question, and nearly certain to interfere ...
... Eminence look at home. What has to say to the Dublin Evening Post for audaciously adding a new book to the Bible? In the Northern Whig of the 25th ult. appears an article from the Evening Pott, containing a vigorous attack a sermon said to have been preached ...
... as a sign of the times. Mr. M 4 Kenna, whose admirable speech we published in our last issue, proved conclusively that the Whig party ruined the country by over taxation, without granting a single remedial measure to redeem their bad policy. That speech ...
... Lodge to honour. The next unaccountable circumstance in the case is the publication of (he correspondence, in the Northern Whig preference a newspaper in the Conservative interest. Seriously, Dr. Drew had right to the appointmant. If the government is ...
... as the press candidate for Tippe. rary His only pretext for appearing now as the Derby candidate, having before sat as the Whig candidate, and opposed tbe Nationalist candidate—The O’Donoghue—is, that he was rejected by the bishops, clergy, and people ...
... Conservative press candidate for Tippe- rary 9 His only pretext for appearing now an the Derby candidate, having before sat as the Whig can- didate, and opposed the Nationalist ?? O'Donoghue-is, that he was rejected by the bishops,;, clergy, and people in favour ...
... independ'4l% men composing the constituency of thepremier comity of Ireland. Tne hon. gentleman, from being pure and unadulterated Whig, has become supporter of liord Derby, and has the modesty to ask the matchless men of Tipperary to endorse his political t ...
... independent men composing the constituency ofthepremier county of Ireland. The hon. gentleman, from being a pure and unadulterated Whig, has be- come a supporter of Lord Derby, and has the mo- desty to ask the matchless men of Tipperary to en- dorse his political ...
... even of inception, and lies for the inspection of the curious, somewhat imperfectly presented in the columns of the Northern Whig. Like competing playhouses, the capitals of Ireland and of Ulster, it is hoped, may pit their rival stars, the one against ...
... tor Sato. . nnM-ra»raa o, cmc Ptont AAn mil i> Ar-rire (Sow Tart) Hot Wbto toe WUO in uic L. toaveahAlnd toctorer.-.VortWa Whig. M oowcrMCl l- 0—»/ ,W * of j -w« ahaU Idug- keep his INDIA. Sbsioos Hodov, or - Bowbat, Sarr. 8.-A large gathoring nalivo ...
... ions Sainttield. This is second seizure made Constable Scarlett in the same locality within tbe last eight months.— Northern Whig. LTBTOWEL Stewards—The Earl of Listowol, Messrs. W. 0. Ilickic, W. Sarnies, O. Stndox, H. M. Sandcs, U. C. Jlurlv, H. Leslie ...
... presided. Lord Ebury proposed The Clerey and, li;:c Mr. Adderley, included the minUtors religion,’ bit the Watford meeting was Whig complexion, while the Warwicksh re was Consenratire, the fact had the less aisuifir;n'’c. Lord Maidon, iu proposing the Earl ...