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... fulh.whig le the prise Het awarled by the judges 111C110111 i.-PLANTS. --- Exotic Chadds, 4 tech difforeat in Easter. lit prize —Lord el.rina. Emit Ferns, 4 di.. let prize—Tbr Mayor, 2nd— Edward Cruker, Hey, the Grange ; 3rd—John Bansatyne, Esq. Lk, Lyeopods ...
... AUSTRIA. LORD DIIFFERIN ON THE DISESTABLISHMENT OF THE IRISH CHURCH. The Northe , ^n Whig puplirhes the following letter which has just been addressed by Lord Dtifferin to his agent :- 8, Grt.evenor-square,london, I April 6. 1868. liflr MAK MR. THOM4ON—Ii ...
... The Xorthern Whig of this day reports— Ihc linen trade exhibits symptoms of steady improvement, and demand gradually expauds, .-o that stocks are proportionately being absorbed. Home and Continental and American demand of a healthy average character, ...
... that > «a*a» o««.ton ?* hold himwU two giro • hortJo Whig aonibOT for Cown ood b*” Ul giw thorn credit for dot U.O mow th.t how LuieoUj opposed them. Some otund.d thi. oocooion ro- ’«♦« *' «** iwoD»t them m»y mentioned Mr. (Jetty, i, (or BoUeot. who ...
... HE FL ROP FOR 1868 The Northern Whig intimates to the flax trade 4 deficiency in the imports of flax seed up to the present time, which may have important effects on the trade. The Whig says :— “ There is not, in fa ct, at present enough of seed, nor ...
... absurd error. The sentence should read—* It “foreshadows a Liberal government which shall have “severed its connection with Whig and “will be influenced by the great minds of those “ English membera who have & confidence of Ire- “land, as Mill, Bright ...
... of them. Why was that done? The Whigs supported the Tory, who was sure to vote against their party in every important Division —the Tories supported the Whig, who was sure to do their party the same bad turn. Both Whigs and Tories opposed Mr. M'Mahon, ...
... well worthy o i con- sideration. Speaking of the Whigs the Mail says :— “To rid themselves of Mr. Gladstone and that creed together will be essential to their futare existence as a party. With the Whig element dominant, it may last, and may rule, as it ...
... estimate formed of its future proportions. So the building bas proceeded, the realisation of the late Mr. Barre’s design is very Whig. ...
... been observed 1 Well, sir, I answer, because of Whig intrigue. The chiefs who rule in St. Martin’s-le-Qrand are politicians* if you please, and of the Whigs, Very Whigglsh; and the rule of life with Whig is, all the World kno*B, to obstruct Conservative ...
... Council are however, to go to Dublin and witness the installation of his Royal Higness as a Knight of St. Patrick.— Northern Whig. GaLvaNISM v0. EXxHATSTION,. Pains. Rheumatism, and Debility, Gout. Sciatica, Lumbago, Cramp, Neuralgia, and Liver Complaints ...
... and, besides, there cannot be the slightest doubt that the crops will come in earlier than for the most part dent of Northern Whig. ...