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... the matter • settled at once, both Presbyterians and ' itholics being deprived of this addition to their llxk-. —Northern Whig. Transplanting Hollies. —July and August the two best mouths in the whole year for transj lading evergreens, especially when ...
... of St. Davids, and many other, members lof the house. It is of some importance to see [ how far the line of policy which tbe Whig party, j with the concurrence of considerable number ;of Conservatives, have taken in the Lords is in accordance with tho position ...
... on the Irish Church Bill, to the effect that, in the event of the secularization of the surplus property of the Irish Church Whig affirmed, it should be treated as a fund for grautiug small Jeans to the peasantry of Ireland, at moderate rate of interest ...
... ascertained that the defalcations of the Lurgan cashier of tho Belfast Bank are under £4OO. which amply covered security. —Northern Whig. ...
... were escorted by strong guard policemeu, armed with rifles.” The following version of the Orange riot appears in the Northern Whig of this morning : Last night thirteen persons were arrested the Shaokbilt road oo the charge forming portion af disorderly ...
... induce Conservative Peers to support bill, and has ma.ie surprising number of converts. the other hand a considerable number of Whig Peers will, it is said, vote with the opposition. Lord Houghton, it is believed, will, at all events, not support the bill ...
... Cooks me bell) Ire* ex. ofbh view, yet that to me they bilis the of all the iabliee ' *bleb this Mesas of listing al hobby !Whig. A atm ef Mr. Ooehe's ora* Yoe hese mesh with M lbas e,' whoa he eget tl the Impaishillly that a eves &whir with the pre. desire ...
... ecclesiastical despotism of the Ilomish hierarchy and the knavery and deceit of English political parties, both Conservative and Whig.—l remain, sir, your obedient servant, Robert Staples. June 28, 1869. TO THE EDITOR THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. Rik—ln a late ...
... of Belfast ami its neiglib-nrhoo pres ded over Lord Dufferin. it was unani.Hourly resolved present tl.e Editor the Noit'tern Whig an addross tod a purse of dovemgiM, recognition of his serviecs to the cause of Liberalism, and more es peetallj for bis exertions ...
... but this did not materially increase his income. Sir Robert Clifton successfully contested Nottingham in 1861 against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke of Newcastle) their candidate ; ana again in 1865, but was unseated for ...
... the occasion in question, that matter of fact no deputation whatever was sent to the breakfast to hob-nob,” as the Northern Whig terms it, w ph dukes and archbishops.’’ Surely every rational and dis assiouate person mnst see that cause must be forlorn ...
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