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... John Collnm, Esq., ; W. Hanoard, K«q., £2 ; and almost all the parish priests subscribed largely in the district.— Northern Whig. THB REVISION COURTS. TUB BVKMJIO BITITNUS. The crowded siate the revision courts last evening afforded the best evidence of ...
... senescent members of the press—the antiquated dame of the Review included. We opine, however, that he is more of a prophet than the Whig expositor of Irish necessities, Mr. Fortescue, notwithstanding the saturnine sneer of the omniquerulous and sciolistic Review ...
... joint of his party’s tail leads him. has no real control over bis party as woole. has no credit with the several parte it. Whigs, in their last thr ...
... :unong my supporters (comprising forr-hfths of the electors) were a tooted distrust of the Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be toadeto feel that they had confidence of the Irish people. I participated in those sentiments, and when oppor+nuity ...
... September 25, 18(58. Dear Sir —Everybody should be alive now to keep the real issue before the mind of Ireland. Shall the Whigs get into power, is not the question. Shall Mr. Gladstone’s party succeed, is not the question. Shall Mr. Disraeli be driven ...
... tbo Ccnaorvative party return, with all tbe strength and energy which their triumph will give them. Tbe position of the old Whig party, involved in Ibis singular contest the deeperatim of their loader, is becoming every day of less importance ; but effect ...
... and Beall& shared The relloneghtte stated be was a member at the I {he same fate. Iqueeet and Aretnitia are levelled to great Whig party.' To trove this you quote any the ground, not one banns being lett staieliag. The speech, I have given the most earnest ...
... ion of the county Mayo, I rejoiced exceedingly. I well know how unjustly you had been unseated, by a jealous clique of the Whig party, urged on by Lord John Russell —the author of the Durham Letter, the originator of the hated Poor Law, the promoter of ...
... the destruction of the Established Church. Hia lordship’s enlightened views will, doubtless, be endorsed most of the leading Whigs in the county. In the Courthouse was cordially welcomed Sir William Osborne, Bart., Major Gason, Captain Ilolmea, Mr. John ...
... through 12 miles of his property, from which derives £BO,OOO year, has excited considerable local dissatisfaction. The Northern Whig comments upon it an instance of the ‘generosity and liberality of our Irish absentee landlords * The Marquis and his predecessors ...
... n. The men most gallantly risked their lives in stormy sea to save any one who might possibly have been on hottd.—Northern Whig. Tierseast -We cannot forbear con treating the inertness which cbancterises both our county and city regards the coming elections ...
... rrquested th° ebon-time principle to pot into operation, but will net submit to corresponding decrease in wages. —Sorthern Whig. Moke Female Vote**.—A small addition has been made to the number of women who have succeeded in passing tbe ordeal of tbe ...