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... 12 miles of his property, from which he derives £BO,OOO year, has excited considerable local dissatisfaction. The Northern Whig comments upon it as an instance tho ‘generosity and liberality our Irish ab.-entee landlords.’ The Marquis and his predecessors ...
... love the winkles's. Ind If there could be devised some scheme of private In which the minister officiated, and some way of Whig a civil sanction, but without the public and deelb Itiriaality of pitting married. unsophisticated WOMNI wwid Cork deed than ...
... is a badge of dominstion, un re festering so of injustice, but he must he inded hat aeserti ot prof. What waif he that the Whigs duri n ng their five and twenty tenure of office did Uot leak Upon the Irish in this light, and bring forward thtir fear 1 ...
... letter, was strictly privileged. Thu defendant was committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court, his own recognizauces Whig taken for his appearance. ...
... domination, and a festering sore of injustice, but ho must be again reminded that assertion is not proof. What was the that the Whigs during their five and twenty years tenure of office did not look upon the Irish Estahli.h• meat in this light, and bring forward ...
... OUGHSEDGE AND SUMMERS' PURE LEMONA DE, BOD WATEIV A,_POTABB, AND SELTZER Can be obtained at 13, 15, sad 37, at the ft;ilo . whig Aorans Cktmse—W. H. CuLLP4O4. Promenade Fame 31. sad W. C. POMMY, Ralimad—Sapplled daily from Bridge-street frimpdosa—D. gram ...
... expression. Frcm their experience the Rev. John Ingle, the people of Exeter can fully confirm this observation. Sir A. H. Elton (Whig), in a pamphlet entitled The Nation's Duty Protectant Church Ireland, ileclareo that Mr. Gladstone's piecemeal destruction ...
... when on the second it was town! that I should he successful In some Gime In getting a committee, immediately • young noble• of Whig principles stepped in, and t . sok the committee of my hands, and down dropped the whole qnestlon ef 11111lonal education. ...
... representatives who were not opposed to Maynooth, *he result of which was that almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared that at heart he had al been opposed to the Grant, and was ready to plodgm\n(l against it.” —Lord ...
... Government have built a score of utterly useless wooden ships. The military service, it seems, wvas very un- popular while the Whigs were in power, but it is now greatly in favour both with young recruits and with the veteran soldier. Mr. Disraeli does not ...
... instructed how to vote. answered, We came on the estate in the last generation Tories, and now we have got our orders to turn Whigs. The loud laughter at Walrham is not so inscrutable atter all; nor a public permission from Norfolk landlords to their tenants ...
... service was decently performed, ave.q..ted to more than .£1,500,000 over the amount but not without mach blundering.'—Soef/tern Whig. collected in 1867. SUICIDE BY MISTAKE. ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AT BLACKBURN. An Inquest has I e^n hell at Mansfield, touching ...