... desperate enterprise to another. He allowed his rival, Flood, to outbid him in the contest for popularity. was Irish Whig, in the days when Whig meant what Radical means now, but did certainly not mean Revolutionist. The legislative independence which he gave ...

... on the fireman gaining acces: by means of the fre escape, they searched every room in the house, and found nobody. —Northera Whig. ...

... Tobi Whig | tieg over a high stile at a place called A Wickiow Gep, she and fell, disio Bhe ate of mock. je@ in a short time. She was tarally of a respectable farmer, aed was % & moat betes for come article which she had ohe thus lost her | Whig Ssatovs ...

... the of sey that the r tyrant was in far worse position than che is at ‘As that time we had the clergy nearly sta: e Bally the Whig Government baing perfectly iu | o'aleck They were told the whole anti-tithe war w: relations lapse ita overnment official sppeared ...

... indorsin, spelling this is ceedings. The injarious result to the cit; settle- iteclf ie borne witness to in the eolame Northern Whig, which stetes, on the anth: 1 know correspondent, thet the conduct of the May easioned “alarm in the public mind in Ex 5 This ...

... to Saterday evening, the Febraary. of such GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF BEL! en, and » frame- The te correspondent of the Northern Whig t buriness indicated in my mm in reference to the “re-bal ether matters contaiced im the oxtracrdica: t be an at, ond tions ...

... where those classes are connected with the land or with the learned: professions or the defensive services. Whig and Tory equires, and Whig and Tory officers and clergymen and lawyers, are much alike, in. hating -doctrines and de- precating democratic ...

... Head-constable Foley and a body of police were present keeping order. Mr Vance, Salvage Inspector, was also pre- sent.— Northern Whig. ...

... been | interested im promoting it might beli the Whig party must be kept in offic was settled ; and finally, when it suite to press it, all would concur fr weariness of the subject. In this 1 affairs, the Whig dissentients are 1 P14 Gaining strength every ...

... Church question. The peace of a kingdom is worthy of more consideration than the Edinburgh would bestow upon it. The great Whig organ does not reflect the opinion of the Liberal party on the subject. A former number contained a paper by a distinguished ...

... penny per line. Bread is rising, and beef a shilling a pound. We cheerfully accept the name of venal scribes. M. S. & Co. No. 1 Whig No. 2 Tory. Oke of the tint proofs which Liberal Administration has given of its respect for Irish nationality, and its de ...

... charge of attempting to commit by ly de- lation, whilst confined in a a ia Colle », these police-station on the previous de; 1 Whig, Pocket-rickiso.—A dealer, re Ale Jobn ald be was ebarged by Detective-officers Doyle ar refore, with baving picked the pockets ...