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... that hem Saint Giles’s ugly church in. —Carols of Cockayne. DEATH OB' THE REV. HENRY COOKE, D.D., LL.D. (From the Nor thorn Whig.) In 1829, Dr. Cooke removed from Killvleagh to Bellast, where a large meetinghouse in May-street was expressly built for his ...
... OTTON AND FLAX LY. (From the Northern Whig. The Marquis of Salisbury was recently entertained by the Chamber of Commerce and Cotton Supply As- sociation at Manchester, he also received complimen- tary addresses from these bodies. These addresses, and ...
... laid to our charge by certain Protestants for their own purposes, and the fear of which has s0 of- ten frightened “ Shoneen Whigs” into voting for “ Shoneen Tories” who never reciprocate the favor. I write also that public attention may be directed to the ...
... the banqueting hall. Allen has escaped; but the matter is being inquired into and probably he may yet be captured.—Northern Whig, MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.—The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone was engaged several hours on Saturday at his private house on Carlton ...
... of this day addressed to the yueeiHtown deputation congratulation on the escape the county has had of being represented by a Whig, common sense will sec it ateunl is unwarranted, and I may safely say that the long tried Liberal politics of the Boyles will ...
... Boyle” (ob, ob, and hisses, ir. There was what was done by the great Whig Duke of Mr. Devonshire. Well, he might be forgiven, but what k ; | was heto say of others—(A Voice—Kerry Whigs) . ted | What was he to say of the brother of its, | nell—the man who ...
... however, be ! upon their giving bail to keep the peace for j ths—tliemselves in each, and two sureties«. £:>, JS'ortfisnt Whig. 11 AVV TMEN T S. THE HOUNDS. Tuesday, „ lath Miltnwu Friday, „ Downeen. ...
... Johnstone, Major Knox—all but the Marquis members of Parliament—represent nearly every possible variety of Irish politics—Whig, Radical, Liberal, Peelite, Liberal-Conservative, Conservative, Orange ; while Mr. Maicomson, Mr. Galt, and Mr. E. Fox spoke ...
... purposes until some new Fenian organization is at work. A similar course tin’s was adopted on much smaller scale When the Whigs acceded office in 1859, and the Phoenix prisoners were allowed to stand out on recognizances, ana some of these very men are ...
... wait for others to your work; do it yourselves , put your own shoulders to the wheel; and above all begin at once.—Northern Whig. ...
... He was pursued by the keeper, who found him at a house in the neighbourhood of his home, with no clothing asylam.—Northern Whig. upon him but his shirt, and lodged him again in the ...
... was the most distinctively Whiggiah peer, thatthc first effort waste secure Whig adhesions, th it the few Radical* appointed were selected process exhaustion —that w*fn-out Whigs like Sir George Urev were preferred to men like Mr. Bruce and Mr. FowUr, that ...