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... THE BIOTS IN MONAGHAN. I The Northern Whig gieei the following the occurrence The etete ofexeitement | >ll here to be thil rendeie it, difficult to lire outline of what led to it. j The facta appear theaeThe Orange in the counter dietricta around agreed ...
... ground there ought to lor Irish sympathy towards the Whig*. The late Mr. O’Connell —on question of the sort no mean eritio—waa accustomed to speak of this patty a* the bane, bloody, and brutal Whig*.” Although had preferred to hare the opinion of acknowledged ...
... party of the Constitutional Whigs in such bad company as they ire at present with thoroughgoing Radicals. The Duke Portland, Coryphwus of this party, has, however, given them a significant intimation to desert, and we hope the Whigs will take the hint. At ...
... not the whole Whig party in the county; and it is highly improbable that these two men will be accepted candidates at a county meeting which is soon to be held. Neither is it certain thing that Mr. Maher will come forward, so that the Whigs may have to ...
... declared its determination to legislate for Ireland in liberal and unprejudiced manner. We allow—and every Government, whether Whig or Tory, finds this out —that a promise of this description is easier said than done. We are far from denying the present ...
... thi- i iHc diaapproTed of the | hnt be regarded as highly Cvimplimemary.—AdrtAerM blockade of Mazatlan, and it t laioed. and i Whig. Captainßriirif'.of the Chanticleer, to repon at Panama. ! There were considerable rejoicings at Greyabbey Kew York. Jolt 15 ...
... entirely of Conservatives, since Whig country gentlemen were active in supporting the bill as the Tories, despite Mr. Newdegate’s frank avowal as to the protectionist character of the measure. For instance, among the Whig supporters of the Government were ...
... I had been in Parliament during the last four years I should have supported the Tory Ke- formers in preference to the Whigs. The Whigs have A. paltered so long with the question of Reform that yj every sincere man must have been glad to ace it J) wrested ...
... entered the Reformed ParlUme t in the same year as member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became S licitor-General just before the Whigs went out in December, 1834, and he returned to the same office when they came again April, 1835. Four years later he was raised ...
... neighbourhood, and the attention of the police has been called to it, who, no doubt, will investigate the matter. -—Northern Whig. Tax Late Outrage near published our last the particulars of very groaa outrage that was perpetrated the above district-—* ...
... from Dublin, by tmin. two the Regiment of Highlanders, under the command of Contain Lewis. There was disturbance. The Northern Whig gives the following slight disturbance in Londonderry, which hod, bowerer, nothing to with the .nniversary ;- baturiay night ...
... village, tbe procession paused for few moments, as a solemn tribute of acknowledgment to his generosity in its erection.—Afortfem Whig. QUEEN’S ROTAL THEATRE. ITiidsr (be Bole'.Maiiacanaßt Mr. OEOBOS OWMV. ...