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... *CluniiutH r lim • there are do recortlj l.jflged In these eaacs. THE INTENDED FENIAN PROCESSION IN BELFAST. (From the Xorthem Whig.) It ha* been slab'll with mom leee degree •■ircou>!‘tanti»lity that tbo proecedingß Sunday week in Cork, »nd of last Sunday ...
... wlO “paiNOS, 1 .Ki 011 NASSAU BTHIKT. from the 2nd JanoAry, by Lady ■ nTI bp MHd. ona two rtrttogrooni LODGINGS—A pair dr»whig. ronmi furnUbed siUlngTOom sod bedroom, to one the bast In EMnAtoo street; attendance and jyery convenience fera respectable ...
... look for large U ease need, can sbown that the oa»erf failure of the Galway. Imo was say unprecedented—repudiation, nntal the Whig Govwnmtnt on coming into the act their predeo«*sora in grantiy aanbaidy * £70,000 per the newly sUrted Hue. At the time the ...
... process of voting in either case. It is long way from Jeddo to Dublin; and it is an equally long way, under a Whig Administration and with all the Whig officials in the way, from Mr. Charles Shaw's position tho Bar to even the smallest position on tho Bench ...
... the Freeman’s Journal are characterised chiefly their wretched mlsreprsseaUtlona and distortions of meaniog. So long as the Whig Government was In favonr, their servant, sycophant, and slave, was the Freeman's Journal. That publication then issued diatribes ...
... of Conservatives and Cathodic*. Ths Whigs ore looked upon Irreconcilable enemies of the latter. Being of very decided views in politics 1 once ventured to suggest that possibly the Catholics of Ireland found the Whig*, even from policy, their most useful ...
... seeing the on- , wh(>D f the House of Commons rang vclopo London letter; after receiving that I I d ,. tb-kocll of promising Whig GoveVnmcnt. came up by tho night mail end was town carefully shuiacd hl» political cards Wednesday morning, at five o'clock ...
... break down again, i Everything that is honest and independent tho Conservative party stands aloof from it and doffius it. The Whig and Radical aspirants f-r office clmckle over it, for they see in iU malign ascendancy the discredit and approaching downfall ...
... endorsed finality John’s proposal for Elncational Minister of Stale, bat Earl Granville who also fancies himself entitled dispute Whig leadership with the Hotise Bedford, found it convenient indisposed, end it is said that the Duke cf •Argyll and Lord Do Grey ...
... those feelings of intolerance which prevailed so largely ! the sister isle than adoption of the plan recommended a conspicuous Whig nobleman for a di-1 vision of tho Church revenues among tho different religious bodies in Ireland. That proposal, believed ...