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... the tedious and expensive legal proceedings that have resulted out of his conviction at the special commission. The Northern Whig publishes some statistics which prove that, however any other portion of Ireland may be declining in wealth or in population ...
... seconds, 90s ; thirds, bis; fourths 77*; fifths, cored—Firsts. 100* ; second* 164*; thirds. a THE BELFAST. (From tluNortlum Whig.) taring past four or five months the .Sanitary Committee the Town Council have had In their employment some fourteen or fifteen ...
... waiting for about two hours. At length the sheriff appeared, the doors were opened, and the business proceeded. The Northern Whig says“ This very awkward affair arises out 15 0C37 [July I, 1867. of » disputed point as to tbe right of the Town Council of ...
... state, instead of disgusting the country and | resigning in a few months after Parliament had assembled, to make way for the Whig leaders returning in triumph in order to manipulate the Constitution so to secure their party triumph, decided upon extending ...
... Workman's Point of View. Mr. J. H. Tillett, solicitor, presided. The meeting resulted in the adoption by acclamation of the folio whig resolutions, which were drawn out by tha chairman : — That this meeting of Norwich working- men records its opinion that ...
... natural and necessary thing to do, though not very cheerfuL Pr Ls a curious thing that the late Joseph Parkes, known as the Whig Attorney-General in the days of the Reform Bill of 1832, and whose whole life was so active and political, should have had ...
... favour of the opinions expressed by the Whig candidate that he mounted to the hustings besd him, end made a speech so full of wit and talent that It turned the whole current of feeling In the crowd Into the Whig Interest, and mainly aesisted In the unex- ...
... present, 3,682; in- crease, 203. The present growth of the town would give the population at the next census as 155,000-—Northerr Whig ...
... endeavoured to awaken the minde growers of food in the North of tot which was by the tow.» and Neies ov Mauarea.” pathiebed Whig, we pointed ont the which, or later, might be expected from conveying avd other towas the phosphates and raj coils of Dowa ...
... them at the time beiug that they were going to Whites!'bey for the purpose of finding Mr. Harland, who lives there. —Northern Whig. Could not Tell.—A stout, red fac Englishman in while beaver, b’li coat and buff ve-t, off-icd to t> u-)H>ufid note that u-uuld ...
... the person of Captain Gamer >n, who was sent as Consul to Masaowah, to carry the policy which had secured the approval of the Whig Government in Mr Plowden’s case. He had general instructions not to interfere in the internal political allairs of the country ...
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