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... particular—l remain, Sir,yours truly, M. R. Dalwav. Bella-hid, September 22, 1869. Mr. Gwynn has addressed a letter to the Whig, partly in reply to certain statements concerning him made in the editorial columns of that journal and partly in reply to ...
... very much if the House Commons would permit this •‘tinkering” with the bill, even if the lords were disposed adopt the late Whig lcadci’.> propositions Lord proposes ihit all points doctrine discipline the Church of shall lie on appeal her Majesty, in ...
... £1 to 10s. Mutton sold from 8d to 9d per lb. In the horse fair the supply was limited. Working horses ranged from £l2 to £3s Whig. i Wkbklv Live Srora. Sales. Mr. David I Hastings held his usual weekly sale of fat cattle, sheep, and lambs, at his auction ...
... Judgment was given the four judges on Thmsday as follows: Judges Lawson and Keogh were for refusing the application against the Whig with costs, and a /ortiori, against the two other papers, whose comments were not so vigorous* Judges Monahan and Morris, were ...
... Smyth, Lyons. Messrs. Boss, Mr. M'Murray. and Mr l»m Smvth. The distance traversed was fully Irish miles.—Cor. of Sorthem Whig. TRINITY COLLEGE. DUBLIN, iIII.I.VKV TEUM. 1869. of Trinity College have reaoWed to, cataMish two medals, to given ns pnara ...
... impossible not feel that the see of Salisbury would be only a proper recognition of the services which Bishop Knox has rendered. Whig. ** Sold Aoain this heading the Evening Mail of yesterday remarks The Dublin Freemen Commission Bill was pitchforked through ...
... most respected magistrates, its hrst gentlemen. They had many things in their favour,bnt one thing they were not—they were not Whig-Liberals, and for this and (his alone it was decreed that lesson should read them ; and what lesson certain outrage their loyalty ...
... Macnaughtan, and Mr. Thomas Sinclair, J.P.; and those against were— Rev. Hugh Hanna, Rev. Dr. Givan, and Rev. Henry Henderson.— Whig. Matnooth Colleob.— The aid given from the public purse to this college since its foundation, in 1795, has amounted to about ...
... Voluntaries how wonJarfmlly the Gospel will spread among the Irish when State Church is done away. But from the remarks of Whig noblemen, sneh as the Dnkeof Somerset, they may learn how much protection they will receive against the attacks of violent ...
... accused knew nothing of itbad nothing to do with it He read it for the first time in our columns. observed it in the Northern Whig of Monday, and ms were stroek with the absurdity and folly of its statements that felt constrained to call public attention ...
... Some young were selected by dealers for the army, at £2O to £3O each. Long tails, £l6 to each. Farmers’horses from to each.— Whig. Bki.fast Lite Stock Sales.— Mr. Da»iJ Hastings held his usual weekly sale fal cultle, sheep, and lambs, his auction mart, ...
... * I’eliiioo Cliq ‘Tories.’ Ate, The moral the picture is very plain, and the drawing, have said, is very good.— •'Norther Whig.* £luntiall\ Established 1830 Party m illness of inv for the gain of few U l> I. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 18GU p I’m MA Y F NE ...