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... This was, doubt, strongly impressed upon all who visited those magnificent ships which on Tuesday left our waters. —Northern Whig. The demesne of Chateaa Lafitte, which was recently purchased Baron James Rothschild, will, it is estimated, produce this year ...
... party tournament, as Ireland had gained little from these parly fights when they had served their purpose; for the ancient Whigs, so wakeful in Opposition, were apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office (laughter). took Mr Roebuck to task lor hisapeech ...
... question were to break up existing Irish parties; Ulster Orangemen beginning to remember that William 111. was the King of the Whigs, and Munster Kibbonmcn discovering that their Catholic ancestors were the original Tories—l am, sir, your obedient servant ...
... REGARDING THE IRISH CHURCH. Presbyterian Dayman,” has addressed the following telling letter to tlie Editor of the orthern Whig : • i Religious inequality has worked tor Episconaleans in times past that they feel much distressed mind at the prospect every ...
... present Chamberlain iu the Viceregal household. I believe the Hon. Mr. Preston held the same office in the Castle under the Whig regime, and it was subject remark at the time that he elected to remain when the Conservative party came into power. He will ...
... They discovered the body after it had been in the water an hour and twenty minutes. The deceased was not married.—AortAcni Whig. THE RADICAL AGENTS. It is stated on authority that throa**hout Wales the Radical candidates agents the settled preachers and ...
... the Downshire family, were draped in deep black. The funeral obsequies being then concluded, the mourners speedily separated. Whig, A HiBD Cl!*.—On the of March hurt, youth named James Bell, a drover, waa convicted, on the evidence of three policemen, of ...
... for ns barmony with onr own ideas is let the legislators. The Irish beat know their oivn ideas. It impossible for the EngUsh-Whigs. Ton » ludi- I cals-to rule Ireland in harmony with Irish ideas. It is impossible for the EngUsh to hold oar parte, “nd not ...
... He would have abuse of the 'tones or of the Whigs. Those who knew him in the character in which he was brought to that bar knew that it had Is'en his misfortune to get into con flirt as much with the Whigs as with the Tories, and would say for the cliief ...
... interests of party. lam what I have been in the palmy days d’Connell. I amthorougly National and Irish. I put faith in either Whigs or Tories, but I*! ever ready to aid that party who bids the highest for Irish favour conferring the best measures for the ...
... o’clock until ten o'clock on Monday. Monday the Constabulary Court of Inquiry was resumed. JUDGE HAGAN’S BUST. The Northern Whig thus refers to the lust of Judge O’ llagsn, which has just heeu brought from Home to Belfast by the sculptor, Mr S Wood : ‘•Judge ...