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... LOE?) RUSSELL’S SECOI.D LETTER TO ME. CHICHESTER ON THE STATE OP IRELAND. ( From the Whig. J P.akz. RrsgEi.T, having favoured vvith an advance copy of liia letter the Eight, ilou. Chiehcstcr Forteseue, l*., on the state) Ireland, we are ...
... is made-the advocates still alleging this boon granted will pacify and tranqniUise the people of Ireland. _ ~ , - Thus have Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, outbid each other for popularity, political sense. The real cause, however, has been which ...
... sad occurrence, being party affray, has created con aidcrahlc bad feeling and excitement in this neighi bourhood. —SoUhern Whig. BIRTHS. Corbigax— On the 6th inst.. Farloa?!, Lodge, Dancannon, the wife of John Corrigan, of son. the Huh inst., at the A ...
... M’Gann, carmen, both of Belfast. The distance was from the Uuion Workhouse gate Banhridge, Mr. M’Caun’s animal was the winner. —Whig. Cure Old and Distressing Cough Dr. Locook’s Pulmonic Wafers.— From Mr. Soara. 67. Goose Gate, Nottingham. Nov. 25, 1867. gives ...
... hie father’s seat at Bradenham. and started with a recommendation from Hume and from Daniel O’Conuell as something between Whig and Tory. All that is certain is, that lie went for triennial Parliaments and vote by ballot. fought three electioneering buttles ...
... case, directed summonses to be issued against them for their assault upon James Serplice, the brother of deceased.—tor. of Whig. -- SAIAKIES or PETTY SESSIONS CLERKS. The following circular, dat«l April 13th, has heen sent to magistrates Petty Sessions ...
... 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 ...
... say, with two courße 0 his speech wae loudly short exceptions, comprising altogether not '° more than twenty-four months, the Whig-Radi- : I pl iation was passed amid loud cal Ministers occupied the Treasury benches— M . Veenek, D.L , Churchhill, proposed ...
... thoronghly investigated the cafe and finding that no charge eonld sustained against him, was discharged from custody.—Cor. of Whig* ...
... Spectator says it does not wish to see Liberal Ministry “just yet,” and points oat, as the reason why, the unfitness of most of the Whig Ministers for their posts,” in view of the great requirements of the coming time. A horrible discovery has been made London ...