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... explicit. Vet no statesman, no man with the responsibilitiea of office upon bis shoulders, has ever been less reticent. bat Whig or Whig-Radical Minister, except when out of office, ever expressed determination to do more than meet tho just wishes of the Irish ...
... of the police force during the entire day. This state of affairs is probably owing to the present “ bard times.”— Northern Whig. 1x Beyeast-—The number of inmates in the Belfast Workhouse last week was 2,051; while this week the total is 2,092, exhibiting ...
... Slopping Decayed Teeth with the Cement, lion* .. .. A single Art 11, Tooth, from .. A Set with Uoli Springs, from ~ . ti CART WHIG HT avid DAVIS. 115. A PTONSTHEET. Door* from liege-green I, Nearly (>ppn«u« the Provoefa Uonaa. ...
... DISTRESS IN 'ENGLAND. The Star calls attention to the dreadful distress existing in the e*st London, and asks— Can government, Whig or Tory, do nothing Within two years more than a million of human beings under its care hare died of starvation alone ! !” ...
... voyage of that steamer from Queenstown to New York. He en joyed the reputation of a thorough and skilful seaman. The Northern Whig understands that between 120 and 180 persons have been returned for trial at the next Downpatrick assizes from the various ...
... of the Revolution we are bound to drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it into a thousind pieces, as was the old Whig party, unless we get our rights.’ That brought him to his pocket-book, and he signed his name Andrew Johnson, with a bold hand ...
... prisoner was ordered to enter into recognizances to the amount JW4, to !•« of good behaviour for next twelve months. —Northern Whig, ...
... The Whigs had kept the oonntry in a state of de gradation through political battle and in a spirit of expectancy—the clergy and the bishop had been waiting for soma oceouragini measures, but they bad found out that nothing was to be had from Whig or 7ory ...
... induce the Fire Offices and the public to ...
... THE CULTIVATION OF FLAX DURING THE ENSUING YEAR. The Northern Whig gives the following advice on this subject “The great difficulty under which the linen trade suffers j8 the dearness of flax, and the chicf remedy for this is to jnerease the average yield ...
... English Government ; but they bad been disappointed, and each successive governmeut had disappointed them more and more. The Whigs bad kept the country in a state of degradation through political inaction aud in a spirit of expectancy —the clergy and the ...
... more. The Whigs bad kept the country a state degradation through {«olitind inaction and in spirit of expectancy—the clergy and the bishop bad been waiting for some encouraging measures, bat they bad found out that nothing was to be hod from Whig or Tory ...