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... condition of Ireland permits me to believe that you will be spared the painful which was felt by the late Parliament for it°, whig securities of personal liberty in country by the suspension of the Habeas Act. I recommend that you should inquire into present ...

... description of local Fenian movement has been planned for the Ist of May, but did not take place, according to the Northern Whig from the non-receipt of expected orders from America. The beliefs exists, probably only in the minds of alarmists, that ...

... a portion of the surplus to the relief of unavoidable calamity. . . . A conversation ensued, principally carried on by the Whig peers and the independent party among the Opposition, and satisfaction was expressed almost generally with the arrangement ...

... Friona proceeded to visit the Duke of Devonshire at Lismore, and on the 30th to Shane, Castle to Lord O'Neill.—The Northers. Whig says it is now ascertained that Priace Arthur will pay a visit to Belfast. A town meeting is to be held to make arrangements ...

... things appear to assume quite another aspect to that of past years. It is well known that, for years past, during the old Whig and Tory administration, numerous public charities have been greatly neglected on the one hand and tampered with on the other ...

... property of the Irish Church would go to the landlords. In conclusion, he said it had been the great and glotious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civil and religious freedom. By a wise instinct the leading men and statesmen of the country ...

... have been arrested. Riots are reported at Lurgan, and in Newry three persons are understood to have been shot.—The Northern Whig on Wednesday night says— There was very little disturbance to-night. The town generally was quiet. A few arrests for stonethrowing ...

... which would still be provided by the ministers and members of the various communions. _ . MR. CHARLES DICKENB.—The Northern Whig nays Mr. Dickens is now down in his quaint and beautiful residence, Gad's Hill Place, near Rochester (the scene of the Falstaff ...

... aforesaid ; and, the removal of them with their restoration to their former positiou is prayed in the next allegation. There is =Whig to show the Court that others were substiettel and. are now Mending in precisely the position ; and. I have boeu hit to learn ...

... for New York. Her two male companions, who are emigrants for the same place, corroboroated Miss Cooney's statement. —Northern Whig. DEATH AT PRESTON.—On Thursday evening an adjourned inquest was held at the police station, Preston, before Mr. Myres, coroner ...