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... allowed themselves to be dragged the tail of English Toryism The natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England.” Something of this is, no doubt, random declamation, but there is solid truth at the bottom of it. With the anomaly ...
... The crew included father and his two sons. None of the bodies had been washed ashore when our correspondent wrote. —Northern Whig. A New Metal.— The Master of the Mint is hunting down new metal. The fact that palladium occludes something like eight hundred ...
... was very weak; bat tbe doctor having dressed and sewed up tbe wonod no serious consequences are expected to follow —iVorfAera Whig. ...
... consideration the nparts of the Foreign .Mission, the Sabbath-Scho 1 Committee, and the Sabbat'.-Sch;ol Auxiliary.— , Northern Whig. ...
... counselled amendments to the bill in committee. The same journal adds—“ course, Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of Whig peer, lie will interpose no obstacle ; but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are to be held ...
... force, and it hoped the necessity f.-r iti use has now ply pissed away. The town is unive sally quiet this evening. —Northern Whig. DR. DE JONGH’S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OlL.—The rapidity and certaini f with which this Oil will restore strength to the moat ...
... Paymaster-General of the Forces,’only three months before the resignation of the Ministry, when he retired with his friends. The Whigs returned offi;e in 1846 the break up of the party who had looked upon Sir Robert Peel as their leader; and Lord John Russell ...
... The back of bis head had been torn away but bis fabe was uninjured. The man, it is said, bad keen intokicatea.-* Northern Whig. Attempted Mubdek neab Carricxfkrous.— On Friday night last, about eleven o’clocks a small farmer named Reid, residing in ...
... America, was to have openly declared itself on the side the Northern States. But the Government then in office, namely, the Whigs, decided on a different course ; and whilst professing the doctrine of nonintervention they secretly aided the Southerns, ...
... their Protestant subject?, and to their own Church for Protestant purposes and for the ministers that religion Lord Macaulay, Whig stataaman, and nn friend of the Irish Church, testified to the sacredness such grants from the Crewn. To recal them would have ...
... Fortescue, : iix 0. Culnuwa. Mrs Bora, M™- and Lord Bellew-eTicltons are unknown.—Anrrtera purld Oralnger, . C. * '™”'. SS Whig. _ ( «i„d donation). 5. the Lady Ura Osrdnrc. Bell ,a 'a J CHOCOLAT DELACOMPAGNIE COLONIALE , Friend, per ditto. « The fund ...
... had bseu tried as to the right of the railway company to demurrage in the case of the removal goods being delayed.—AortAern Whig. DU. T)E JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL.—Dr. Edward Smith, P.U.8., Medical Officer to the Poor Law Board, in his work ‘On ...