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... _ THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. and Prineess of Wales intend te visit Ki “he Vorthern Whig says:—* It is stated that the Prince in August and Lady ©, next. on which oceasion they will be the guests of Lord After remain- ing there for some te open ...
... bottle was seized by the The contents are sup- posed to be somethiag similar to ‘what.is now known as “ Greek fire.—Northern Whig ...
... unprecedented. Tbe following statement ot facts shows that it is not. Tbe Parliament of 1837 woe elected under Whig ansplcee: ncvertbelesf, ibo Whig Government of 1840 c'lntinned bold office, although beaten less than five times in about three months in 1810 ...
... the Rotnndo. The Belfast, where thej have recently performed, speaks In the highest ferme of the entertainment. The Norther* Whig describes it as 0 graceful and elegant performance,” and states that the * distribution of the presents 'o the audience was ...
... Catholic Whig Lord, and more than E Abn Whig merchant. Furthermore, the ° ® of all those named in print whom x of thoroughly honest and indepenwe knew to Suche-seemed to be pointed ri?wlid »r paragraph, evidently ltd from New Ross in the Whig interest ...
... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. The Northern Whig says:—“ It ia slated that the Prince snd Princess of intend to visit Killarney in August next on which occasion they will tbe guests of Lord and Lady Csstleroase, Killarney House. After remaining there ...
... names on the Monaghan roll— Dartrey, TEMPLETOWN, Cremorne, SHIRLEY—suggest a source 9f strength, in the combination of nominal Whigs and Conservatives, as an Independent Ulster Party. If the Monaghan meeting shall promote such a union, it wil) checkmate the ...
... rATION OF NEW ROSS. New Ross, Tuesday. Tbe little Whig cabal, which has made auoh noisy efforts to create an advene feeling toward* Colon* Tottenham, M.P. for the borough, is, every sensible man saw it would from the first, ready to fall to pieoee. I ...
... Upper House, who pledge themselves thus to a policy of revolu- tion in Ireland. Earls GRANVILLE and CLARENDON cail upon the Whig Peers to follow in the footsteps of Mr. GLapstonx and Mr. Joun Brigut. The reasons they offer are a naked repetition of the ...
... took place, and rescued the two men, who were still clinging to the boat's side. They were brought safely ashore.— Northern Whig. Tue Dustin Ciry Wednesday evenin last tae Dublin City Mission, Merchants’ Hall, Wellington- quay, entertained at tea three ...
... business over by that time—especially if, as it is said he will, Lord Eversley ehould re-open the Boundary question. He, though a Whig Lord, is greatly dissatisfied at the Report of the Commis- sion of which he was Chairman being thrown overboard, and it is ...
... em rightly informed, is dead against the repeal of the Act. This is triumph for many people, but more particularly for the Whig Catholic Liberals, who did their utmost to thwart when fret proposed the repeal of the Act lest year. Last session the opening ...