IRISH NATIONAL EDUCATION
... whether Lord Derby would be prepared to state the views of the Government previous to the meeting of Parliament.— Noxthern Whig. ...
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Cork Examiner
THE LATEST ARRESTS IN COLERAINE
... Admiralty be on the look-out for the appearance of the Fenian privateer, mentioned in recent intelligence from America. —Northern Whig, ...
THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR OP TBt FREEMAN. Kilcascan, County Cork, Dec. 1866. Sir,—l have just ..
... believe, expects that they will divide the church property between the Protestants and the Catholics. Then, perhaps, the Whigs ? The Whigs are remarkable for the verbal energy with which, when out of power, they have attacked the anti-Irish State Church, and ...
THE OLD YEAR IN IRELAND. TO EDITOR OF DAILY IfßWg. -The old year, which ha. ju«t rank, nnwept and unhonoured,
... Fenianism, baffled, indeed, but gnashing its teeth in impotent fury, »nd still doggedly biding ite time. A Tory has succeeded to Whig government, with what effect on the future fortunes of Ireland remains to be seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary have ...
THE IRISH QUESTION
... and danger, instead of element of strength and prosperity to the empire ? How much longer is she to be governed, by alternate whig and tory cabinets, on that plan of empirical legislation that has hitherto prevailed, and proved so abortive, and not on broad ...
The Cork Examiner
... connection with the Great European telegraphic lines. Mr. Charles Finlayson, of Glasgow, states, in a letter to the Northern Whig, that the flax crop of the coming year is likely to fall greatly below the demand, additions—estimated at a million of spin- ...
OUR FLAX CKUP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—More than a ear and a half when we had
... OUR FLAX CKUP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—More than a ear and a half when we had a larger supply « flax than we ever had, and lqwer prices than‘we have seen for many years, I ven- tured to predict, through the medium of your journal, a great ...
A BCBJKCT of some consequence was brought under the attention of the Harbour Board yesterday, but no definite ..
... predilections as to object to any instalment of the Government outlay which is due to the country, no matter whether it comes from Whig Tory. ...
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
... The time has come when the interests of Ireland cannot be any longer trifled with, let the Government be composed of either Whigs or Tories. In Ireland itself have parties beginning to identify themselves with the grievances of the country who never thought ...
Fenianism in the Nortii op Ireland.—There is a lul lin local arrests for Fenianism. Since the extensive ..
... of interest has transpired, and public confidence in the maintenance of tranquillity is being rapidly strengthened.—Northern Whig. Charge of Fenianism. —A man named James Ward, who described himself an actor, was brought up at the Head Police-office, Dublin ...
The political consistency of the Bishops of and of has bocn called in question by who cannot understand, with the
... degradation of supporting Lord Palmebstow's Government, and when they had only choose between a moderate Conservative and a Whig who it was believed would act simply with the rank and file of Lord Palmbbston's following, the Liberals of the county did ...
The Sitimni) Boy respite of the sentence death passed at the last assizes at Leeds npon Henry Oabbites, sged 16,
... protect the house. report Iws been made the Lord Lieutenant, through the Right Hon. Mr.Momc, Attorney- General, M J*. —Northern Whig. ...