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... Of course the Whig and other kindred organs of “ de- moeracy” are down at once upon the new professor. During the whole course of ort experience we have seldom, if ever, met with a more ungenercus attack than that contained in the Whig. In such jaundiced ...
BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE, FOR OCT., 1869. Ho. DCXLVIII. Prioo 6d. A mod ft D«j—ooncluftion. The Old Monk in the ..
... Pftrngn»y. Coraelina O’Do.d—Forfeiting Fandiee; Persano ; A Light Bnnineaa Requiring Capital; Studying the Land” Qneation. A Great Whig Jonrnaliat. Charles Reade’a Norela. W. BLACKWOOD * SONS, Edisbuboh did Aobnts roR lißuni —MESSRS. HODGES, FOSTER. * CO., Doilhi ...
Hi)c Botoiqmtnck, ilctorO THE IRISH CHURCH SUSTENTATION FUND
... to let their representatives know the prevailing opinion of members thereupon, and so shape their conduct in the Conference— Whig. Election of Lay Delegates for Clogher Diocese.—A meeting of the laymen in the Clogher Diocese was held on Tuesday for the ...
THE WINNER OF THE WATERLOO
... to see the winner the * Blue Ribbon of the Leash.* The dog and his trainer left Belfast for Lurgan daring the day. Northern Whig. ...
THE KILI.rLEAUII MARKET-HOUSE
... less than £22 ...
AUSXI*i%X.IA
... Monk ih the Belfry.) Javentas Mundi. The War in Para- ay. |, 2 ata ant rg | 5 Ligh! wiring Dd ; the ‘ Land” Question. Great Whig Fohinblist. ‘Charles Reade’s Novels. 308, ...
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
... counties, have disclosed new sources of strength. The leap in the dark —a leap precipitated by the selfish and insincere of the Whigs, who at the last were of all men the most reluctant to take the plunge—has landed us on solid ground. But there is need for ...
GOVERNMENT
... contests for East Suffolk As Whig Peer, Sir Shafio would in general sure to support good measures in the Upper House. His fortune is ample. is an aide-de-camp the Queen, representing the militia, and in short he is just the man wnom Whig tradition marked out ...
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... apportionment of the county cess, and vote by ballot. Capt. Seymour’s friends are confident of his return by large majority. The Whig says that lord A. E. Hill- 1 rev or sent a circular his tenantry informing them that, while his sympathies were with Captain ...
OUTRAGE ON THE RIVER BANK
... was heard those board. person was hurt, and the firing ceased when the obnoxious pi' of bunting were hauled down.— Northern Whig. The Hons© Lords has confirmed decision the Court Qaern’a Bench which gave judgment the action against the Hammersmith Railway ...
THE DERRY COMMISSION
... change carried out, especially as similar step in the ease of Belfast has been attended with the best results.—Corresponrfent of Whig. ...