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... more sauizale for the despalch and arrival of mails, and they had some hope of obtain- ing adecision in their favour when the Whig Ad- mnisltration went out and & Conservative Ad mini- Btation came in. Now, so farfrom the West India mails being sent to Plymouth ...
... clergy in Ireland, it says, regard him as the unofficial mouthpiece of the late government, as the man who can terrorise the whigs into granting anything he chooses to demand in their own behalf. But if they bad been able to project their vision out of the ...
... was. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Windeatt, s solicitors, used to support me. Party feeling then was different to what it is now. The whig governient was as 'd much attacked by the radicals as by the tories, and a radi- .d cal member would have been as bad for the ...
... prospects of power to the cause of religious freedom, in the interest of the Roman Catholic, as the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs. What was O'Connell himself, what has every Irish patriot been, but only—as tampered with men of Ism note—a more emphatic ...
... including over. Novelty for the current Season. STORAGE TO LET.—TWO LARGE STORES to »>e LET together or separately. Inquire at the Whig Oflice, Calender Street. 2283 BE LET, AILARGE ELEGANTLY-FUR.L NISHED HOUSE, with Garden, Coach-honae, and Stable, in the n ...
... that sfiscU OF COUSTV WEXFORD. Tba Weitcri Cmutitmien s«y« in« lon-'■ promised Whig for the comity yet made hi* aptiearaiice. and think i not [* 7 to do so. We gave the Whigs credit tor more «- tiou and tact than to gnilly of au act (coutesUog the rep ...
... and Comfortable, with moderate charges. ORDINARY EACH FRIDAY AT THREE O’CLOCK. JOHN LOGUE, Proprietor. TITHE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG I PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING. CONTAINS THE ENTIRE NEWS THE WEEK —BOTH FOREIGN AND HOME. SENT BY POST 1 FOR 13s PER ANNUM ...
... managing in the ah- ‘'S Office. 2958 Agents wanted to sell the WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG” in every town and Tillage in Ulster where an Agency doe* not to the Publisher* of the Whig, Belfast, and date the quickest and most certain means of forwarding parcels ...
... which party spirit has of late entered among ourselves at home, that the Government would be acting injudiciously—whether Whigs or Tories guided its counsels —which should think of beginning the next session of Parliament with a Reform Bill. In the first ...
... troubles are yet ended? Indeed, Times, ven by not. By consent of Whigs and T s much fulness of the time has come for a new Re Or, if the fulness of the time has not yet qu yny can Whigs and Tories—at least the more reflecti y facta, e, bya persuaded that ...
... if the great leader of the Whig party, Mr. Gladstone, would join with Mr. Bright in his revolutionary demands, it would bo the duty of every Conservative—and he hoped they would be joined by the great body of the moderate Whigs—to oppose any such measure ...