... have bad Whig Government more or has for nearly ttirly years. Woat did do for you ? Did it not oppose almost every bill that was calculated for the benefit of the working classes? Did not oppose the Short Time 11. and the Facwery Bill? The Whig Government ...

... organ, even though mi>y differ with us in politics, long as it is characterised truth. And what says the reporter of Northern Whig, who rendered valuable assistance to our local Radical contemporaries, about tbe proceedings of Monday oigbt? We quote his ...

... trace the title of the Church to her property, both in the glebe lands and tithes, quoting from the late Sir G Come wall Lewis, Whig statesman, who says —“The tithe in Ireland ia of the nature, not of tax, but of reserved rent, which never belonged to the ...

... choosing suitable day, and having experienced guides, who are acquainted with the different passes of the mountain. Northern Whig. Bui let-proof Cloth.—We hear of perfectly flexible cloth which is said to be absolutely impenetrable bullets. have not yet ...

... the least aware that there was summons out against until sitting dinner on Sunday at Bundoran. saw it staled in the Northern Whig. I not the man to fly from justice. Mr O’Donnell read to prisoner the information of the summons-server, which stated that ...

... tbe building. There was some applause in court at the close of tbe speech. The hearing will be resumed on Monday. —Northern Whig. The Bishop of Winchester, we regret to hear, has been seized with another attack of paralysis, and now lies at Eastbourne ...