... se it will lake the county. These modem had mons to almost a matter of loom; end we but think, with Colonel that the proems Whig pushed one little too hastily. This shook is likely to have a salutary It will modem a paw, and suable the ratepayers in the ...

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... the soil, 'sob. , It to the sawed Ihs ^pen. Weer bees seorgewl by boasts for the 4 i.s of • ed IS,IOS' people. Tble maw to Whig • I sort et of the CDs& Is also the Mad el Wm meet district le Vktegin. fetch • high pear sod 'sly la Aseentlost • &Mtge Is ...

... their best; and to say this of the Manuingtree amateurs is to indulge in ironical compliment. The various costumes, gowns, whigs, &c, were supplied by Mr. Harrison, of Bowstreet, London. During the representation of the dramatic sketch, Mr. H. N. Brooks ...

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... ousd buried last week The de - Mi - sed's son and other melt discovered a Isis protruding • rabbithole in Harlow-wood, sad as Whig an they found • quantity if earth had upon hlso. I. about hall an hour in removing it sad pulliog the mu oat, when It rend ...

... philanthropist!. Members of RuCaansf, —whether Tory, Whig, or meeting one common platfonu; and the menae of the cause, who have only avoid uttempeiag. the advocacy of their own views, can give support to the united effort being made to what would accomplish ...

... our power for the maintenance of civil and religious liberty, and the security of our faith and tire! 6ides. The Northern Whig mentions that, at Killevan, county Monaghan, the Rev. J. Flanagan, rector, pre- siding, the meeting resolved that a petition ...

... think a second time before disregarding the decision of 308 representatives of England, Ireland, and Scotland. The Northern Whig considers the decision all that the best friends of religious equality and national unity desired. The Irish State Church ...

... Lords blnk a second time heforedieregardmg thedocismn ofMS reKe seutalivee of England, Ireland and Scotland The northern Whig ennsidera the decision all that tne best friends of religious equality and national nmW desired” The Irish State Church, it ...

... and yet vary very much in shades of politic*] opinion which they represent, and for my part I shall be very much surprised if whig landowners and great commercial magnates are found willing to concur in every measure which another section of tlieir party ...

... Thcre • far aaassidessaU and sad lat ter appeared Is bat bums to be very ooy, and Mr eland bands, the principa l of badmen Imo Whig In Ina I stook for Ideas, es In sink MI Whir • tendency. Ia Ike 'beep dogra lbws were • ftw ee = Downs and sad ems Lots, bat ...