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... committed illegal act it was those parties who acted in opposition to them preventing the desecration of the gtive.—Northern Whig. A man afflicted with a peculiar phase of madness was brought before the Shrewsbury magistrates on Friday. The poor fellow ...
... the assertion that it is on the Orange Society such results those at Monaghan are frequently to credited.” Even the Northern. Whig, we may remark, states that the Romanists lay-in-wait for the Orangemen—that the latter were entirely unarmed, but that the ...
... of the French Revolution—except to remark that Mr. Fitts policy was supported by many who had always belonged before to the Whig ranks, and that the necessity of the war has been admitted by such eminent L.boral writes as Sir Q. Lewis, Mr. Senior, and ...
... certain to elected, and accordingly the contest lay between Sir George Forster, true Conservative, and Captain Dawson, declared Whig. Now, there was hardly sulhcient distinction make it worth while lo break any heads one side or the other, or to hro off volleys ...
... the quay, and attractod considerable attention. —Derry Journal. Tub Sandy-row Orange Hall.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes is currently rumoured—though I would faiu hope that the report may not prove correct—that late on Saturday night, or ...
... t and a Corn Law Repealer, a Reformer and Finality mao,” Endowment man and non-endowment man, may yet, always keeping the Whigs around him, make g„re .*.f about hundred peers, whenever he has a motion to make. But a Shaftesbury, who declined olfice under ...
... arrive at the same conclusion. (Hear, hear.) The liberal Protestants of Ireland, of which he was one-for he belonged to old Whig school, and his father before him suppo.tedall the reasonable claims of the Roman Catholics—were willing to continue to the ...
... But look— 11. the oilier body of clergy. They inculcate that everything should be don.r to embarrass the British Government, Whig or Tory, all the smie. triumph whenever cur armies meet a check. Th.v mourn whenever victory our side. Tins is reason why the ...