... PARAGUAY. CORNELIUS O DOWD. Fobfeitino Paradise—Pißjuvr. A L r Business no Capital,-Study tnothe •• Land Qcr*tion. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES NOVELS. W. Blackwood A Son*, Edinburgh and London. Agents for Ireland—Hodobs, Foster, & Co ME. GRATTAN ...

... luk been wort well. It causes meoaveal.-ne J fancied one the part of Ih. ’ I Those who are entitled to the fnm V' whether Whig Tory—are sored fma * meonrenienec. and all canseof ~! ' ' been removed With regard to th,. L grievance to the ratepayers a ...

... wonderful aid in developing the resources of the country and securing that improvement in tbe condition of the people which the Whigs profess much to desire. Time after time Mr- Gladstone has evaded giving a direct answer to promoters the movement, and there ...

... enongh to i hold their own against all comers. This was the theory of Fox; and from him it was handed down rising generation of Whigs. Under this belief threw himself with ardour into all the Liberal movements which marked the reign of George the Fourth ; and ...

... distant relative of the woman is believed to have been a Romnn Catholic. Legal proceedings will likely follow. Cor. of Northern Whig. Dr. B. A. Gould has published an interesting volume of military and anthropological statistics of American soldiers, derived ...

... their judgment was that the three motions for attachment should be refused, with costs. Mr. Justice Morris said, regards the Whig, he was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making liim pay the costs of the motion. Chief- Justice Monaghan was of ...

... than that vacillating policy which threatened loyal men coqutted with the disaffected. Of course we do not expect that the Whigs, unless compelled by public opinion will pursue course of justice Protestants. But wo expect recent events as indication that ...

... and only return for Bridgewater Earl Bussell was in office, and went into Opposition. It was while he was member that ■ the Whigs went out, and Lord Derby, fihding a Scotch Tory lawyer with seat, at once api pointed him. Bnt on going down for re-elec, tion ...

... all the friends of freedom, justice, and fair dealing. I shall never accept a trust, he says, a letter to the IS/or. them Whig, I shall never accept a trust and permit any man, whether nobleman, agent, or bailiff, to alienate that trust, without appealing ...

... aristocracy, and which has hit ont” tremendously in particular directions, gave offence, among others, to Lord Carrington, a young Whig nobleman but lately called to the House of Peers. This gentleman, armed with a hunting-whip, called at the club and asked for ...

... fiscation are the sure harbingers of libertyjusticq, and peaoe. Sir, I would' rentore to remind some of the Protestant gentry and Whig nobility who are seized of Church lands, the confiscation of centuries past, that though they may now, the hope and with the ...

... he died, a publican, for nearly fifty years. He was much respected in the neighbourhood by all classes of people.— Northern Whig. Buds of Beauty.— God dries up the channel, that you may be haply compelled to plunge into an infinite ocean of happiness. ...