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... which it coufaiiadlj diagaiMd at- Unapt pay lha Raman Catholic clergy. Tkia pamphlet may either enable Earl Rateell lead the Whig* Mr. Oladstooe geeo 00, or it may enable him to oantrol Mr. Glad stone's measures, if, aeeme likely, adopts the policy of daisy ...
... the Irish Episcopal Church lie really disestablished ? Possibly. But, if so, it will be the bribe by which the aristocratic. Whigs England expect to bind to their interest the Catholic clergy of Ireland. Its one aim and object will to perpetuate English ...
... Appliealioni for AUnehnuntt against the Proprieton the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner. Tho Ml Conrt ol Cemmoa Pl«m oak o'dMk lE* for •ttaAmata IE* , propriotoro tbo Northern Whig, Northern Star, lister Examiner aovopopon, for tko fabWooHon ...
... likely to be worse off. Another element tbo Conservative sneceas, no doubt, waa tbe bungling and shuffling of the Whig party. Never bad Whig party so great opportunity accession of the House of Haoover, and never did any perty fail more miserably. Neither ...
... tnaeribad upon tte M Tha Land, the Church, and Education.** It alwaya enjoyed tha fall eonfidenee of the priatte and of the Irish Whig*. The looked coldly open it, and, with tha Whiga of office, dragged a painful existence, ooeaatenaUy waking to give Mr. Peter ...
... A SPLIT IN THE ORANGE CAMP. The Northern Whig again publishes special information respecting the secret doings of the Orange Institution. Mr. Stewart Blacker has held the Court of Inquiry in Belfast, with reference to the recent election of Mr. Johnston ...
... Archer, Louis; Captain Jt» Barrow, Bairow, and suite; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Hoptoo, and Rite; Captain Bastes. Q Uwrenco, Mr and Whig- Ilia, ;T A Boyle, Standiab E Platt and suite, j Campbell The following ere the latest departures ln« It* Dick«os and laUe ...
... spring, wt.'s the ',it blessing of beaus, will be favourable so fat man wad desire, and that the sew year will at maturity Whig pl. of good corn to the stack sad the barn, well a tlal increase to the bank. The anemia off the cleat , 24th December were ...
... Waterford had been saved from the unutterable disgrace which would attach if one of its boroughs were “represented by Barry, the Whig place-beggar and “Moral Assassin. Father Anderson, although very feeble, received them with his usual kindness, and thanked ...
... these places the battle is to be fought over again. In all of them the warfare is caused by the wrath of the celestial minds of Whig and Tory with a couple of exceptions, limerick and Galway. In theae two historic citiM it is otherwise. The readers of this ...
... consisting of a large quantity of flax and bale goods, compesed 6 woollens and Manchester cloths, consigned to quantity of Whig. different Belfast firms. There was also en her deck a large ...