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... THE FLAX CROP IN IRELAND. *A correspondent of the Nortacrn Whig writes: From the more than ordinary interest and anxiety manifested at the present time regarding the future prospects of the linen trade, the attention of every person desirous for its sucea ...
... beyond an ocean and a continent, but not knowing whether you have the space to spare in your columnN, I conclude.-Northar- Whig, The strongest Catholic States are New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, California, and Loui. siana. The Catholic Church ...
... medicine dealers at Is. Iid. pas bottle: ?? dosn Depot. 205 High Holhorn A4i Enoesious BLAST-On Thlmiday, says the Nl-c1tle-n Whig, Messrs. Ritchie and Jgckson, who bave 'receotly become possessed of the quarriks of Scrahs6, near Neotownarda, resolved to ...
... and complete mccompllshment of your desires (loud chrer~,. There is no compromise about his nature (hear, hearj. He is not a Whig (I No, and laughter). he was a. Tory, and he hes come out of great darkaos3 iato marvellous light (loud chcering and laughter) ...
... would not have it (cheers). Their tiast was in the House of Lords. What were Gladstone and his men? Some of them were good old Whig Radicals, some extreme F dic Is, some Socialists-men of no religion-Da- mocrata and Revolutionists, and were they to be told ...
... reporters. Suddenly the gas became all right, and Dr. Gregg proceeded to say he hod admired Mr. Disraeli when he dished the Whigs, but here the gas went out again. Dr. Gregg was very much obliged to them for their patience. The matter was purely accidental ...
... Catholica. It was Lord Derby who, in 1867, de- clared that he and hit party had taken a leap in the darkin ordertodish the Whigs. Theserepeatedin- discretions show how little trustworthy his judgment is, He is an orator of the f6st class, but he has never ...
... further amend. ments to the bil in commi.tee. .Tohn Bull add&, of course if Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer he will interpose no obstacle, hot he wiil not allow the bii to be read a second tme. Large meetings are to be held throughout ...
... be read a second time that day six months. No doubt the ?? has been ?? to take that step by that attitude which 0 certain W.hig lords, notably Earl Russell and Lord e Westlury. have recently assumed towards the Ga- l verument. It is a most serious de ...