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... We (Northern Whig) have he: ard a rumonr that the man who were not rosecuted for the of August procession, at Rathfriland, declare that they will havea procession on St. Patrick's Day (Tuesday and that the Orangemen threaten a very vigorous in fea ence ...
... nt 4.. per pound. Tea now being an article largely mod liyahnost every family the saving between paying Is. per quarter, and Whig able to hey the saute at 7d. per quarter pound, will at Mlle be ann. I am very careful that all the Tea mid by ere at the above ...
... which to-night it was his duty to re-open. It was like old times, and made one feel as if Mr. Disraeli had never played the Whigs any tricks, and no household suffrage bill passed by Tories had upset the common ideas of politicians, to hear the right hon ...
... Ah, j it was said, but the Whigs saved us from that. *I j do not find fault with the Whigs for not going I to war in the cause and interest of Denmark. j That is not our quarrel. Our quarrel is this. ! — the Whig Government of Lord Palmerston and ...
... question of the Irish Church the stalking of Romish am- fanaticism, of dissenting animosity, of Radical of bition, enthusiasm, Whig party spirit, to pull down the Chureh of bury the Ministry under its ruins. A dissolution at this moment would be most inconvenieut ...
... all th urch the stalking e forces of Irish fanaticism, of dissenting animosity, of Romish of dical of am bition, enthusiasm, Whig party spirit, to 4 ull down the Church of Ireland, and.» bury the nistry under its ruins. A dissolution at this moment would ...
... NONE.— A good widow, who was looked up to by the oongregat ion to which she beloeged is aa azample el piety, con. trived to Whig big convenes@ to terms one little it,lalgenoe. Er _loved er; and ..s day, jam u she had rogektel beilic betels Sum the man ...
... legislation England. Utopian Remedies for Irish Grievances empiricisms which, in r*»!ity, are bat desperate attempts of hungry Whigs and Radicals to scramble back to place and pay seem too likely to stop the way against practical legislation and substantial ...
... Workingmen know from experience that, if they are to enjoy more ot the solid comforts of life, they must not depend upon Whigs and Liberals. advance of wages, national system of education, security against panics, and similar questions, all of which ...
... Gladstone now says that it can no longer be allowed to exist, and unless Mr. Benjamin Disraeli be prepared once more to dish the Whigs and go in for the dis-establishment of the Irish Church—and we believe ho would do it if his party would follow him—he must ...
... of snow has fallen this winter, and in some localities snow has lain upon the ground for 90 days continuously. The Northern Whig says :—*‘ We learn by special telegram from London that Mr. Samuel Gibson Getty, who, as is well known, has been in bad health ...
... Time was when to talk of a surplus was flat blasphemy. For the sake of the iuviolability of even a contingent ear- 1 plus, Whig governmeuts were put out and Tory governments were brought in ; and the orthodox air was rent with acclamations at any gathering ...