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... Ireland and Irish affairs by the late Whig Govern. ment, duriog their long tenure of offloe—particnlaxly so to the firm) and commercial legieletion having reference to Ireland, introduced sod mded by the late Whig Chancellor of the Exchecruer, Mr. Gladstone ...
... of motion this subject was given by Councillor Dkhnehy. The motion attributed the unsatisfactory condition of the country to Whig fiscal legislation, and concluded by proposing that the subjects referred to it should be referred to a committee of the whole ...
... partiality of the Whig officials caused among the Orangemen in Ulster. Tory lawyers joined in the cry of partiality. Men now on the bench shouted loudly the subject people who had no technical knowledge of the law. Whig injustice ! * Whig rancour against ...
... the mills now for two months, the winter feason Dromisea to be of more than usual severity on the Working classes.—Northern Whig The commercial letters from the leading houses in Paris express a strong feeling in favour of the present course the Italian ...
... THE PARTY PROCESSIONS ACT. lib mil x a uv ...
... BELFAST IT is stated in the Northern Whig of to-day that the sympathisers with Fenianism in Belfast are organising a Procession in that town, after the Dublin model, for next Sunday or the Sunday fol- lowing. “A roar of defiance” in the streets of the ...
... 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 ...
... feeble Whig Ministry, egged by Radical clamour. are tired of Miaiatn** that learn ever) thing from outside, and every morning to see first what Timst savs they ought to do, and then whether the 'Jflegrnj-h says they may do it. A Cabinet of feeble Whig peers ...
... STATE OP THE UNION, Tho folio whig Utter was then read fromtlio com mlssio&ers : Poor Law Commission Office, Dublin, 17th Dec., Sib—The Commissioners, &c., desire acquaint the Board Guardians of the Limerick Union that they have received Mr. Burke’s ...
... Ireland and frith affairs by the ithe I Whig Government. during their long tenure of nfice. particularly w 1.. Me fiscal sod commercial legate. tiuo having reference to !rebind, introduend said promoted by the late Whig Chancellor of the Fichequer, Mr. Gladstone ...
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... TIIK PROCESSIONS ACT Mr. \V, Johnston, of Ballykilbeg, writes to the NoUhern Whig 4 believe that a policy of repression unworthy of constitutionalists, whether of the Conservative or Liberal party. It opposed to the spirit of liberty and the spirit of ...