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... -ti'oeTS. Men of ordinary who were quite apathetic, whose time wm wholly «*• in purely secular pursuits—who scar ever teonght Whig Tory, have now -enrai*ed fr .m their lethargy, for, having taken and read, they find such a state of things shown your reports ...
... parliament, were unanun us in their wish for rer is e,lBl! bee, 7 2 : tar p y oa cetis i, —: 11,169: I the hanging of the Fenian,. Whigs and Tories is ar . dette dein One leek—Ply, 1105: *DM 1.11 agreed in this policy of blo xl and vengeance; eu : ow , I and, ...
... good. It was not treason to nrgno that Piedmont was justified iu choosing her own form of Government it was not treason for a Whig earl ana distinguished statesman to argue for freedom in tho case of the Venetians, bnt it was treason say such things of Ireland ...
... at was, that the robbery is a Government dodgg, end that men In authority are the robbers. That, I more the Herald, is the Whig here, whatever it may be in Cork. -- F — oott Cot Licron.—Thereare two candidates in the field for tbia position. in the room ...
... within the walls of Turkish palaces, and great anxiety is felt for Murad F.ffendi. The Sunday has expired. was the organ of tU« Whigs. ...
... (Iresiiig Dock, and has Lees thoroughly overhauled, sail has its .Landing and running rigging, ropes, warps mid sails, and is DOW Whig caulked, ou the graving lank, Limerick, where she rasp be seen. She li under cbarter to mussed to Satsum% to load for Bristol ...
... advertisement itself and to the 'courteous local secretary. The Sunday Gazette died on Sunday last. It was the organ of the Whigs, and has not long survived the party. the question inopportune, because Parliament been called together for a short time, and ...
... Irish martyrs, M Sunday GazMt die! Sunday last. It was f t reet (pa3ttlie placed execution), Chapel-street, and the organ the Whigs, and has not long survived the Shnde^ Jewet.lery at WiOiN.—Early on l^ memt j . t Every improper act gives strength to the ...
... garbled and wicked articles are doing 'a creat deal of evil to their unfortunate countrymen at this crisis. The Government couut Whig Govcnimeiit too. enjoying the confidence ol thi popular party—have recognised the danger of the tenian machinatama resorting ...
... pDc-s several feet beyond its usual height ; and at Bangor the tide lose hiuh that parts of Sandy Row were flooded.— Northern Whig. Save us from our FRIEXDS.—Tho anti-Boraanist lecturer Gntteridge—who ch«ll©n?ed I)r. Newroan to apeiat him in inTfetigating ...
... Ulm from his stock sheet. The matron immediately afterwarda thought the woman had ledaretive, and reiolled her instructions, Whig her not to go, but to let things remain tiny were. Mr. Hamilton tspressed his opinion that it the matzos hod not told the woman ...
... expressly elected to punish the Whigs, that he did pun- ish them most severely, that if he had acted otherwise he would have acted in opposition to his constituency and his promises, and that it is simply he punished the Whigs so severely that they hate him ...