... are very confident that the Bill” will peas with amendtaeole in the interest of the Church which the Commons will adopt. Tbe Whig paper* generally are not no favourable to levelling up. but maintain that tba Cabinet ia irrevocably pladged against aneh a ...

... consideration the nparts of the Foreign .Mission, the Sabbath-Scho 1 Committee, and the Sabbat'.-Sch;ol Auxiliary.— , Northern Whig. ...

... of the Fenian prisoners confined at Chatham, that very place which has such charms for the nostrils of the English Catholic Whigs. The first prisoner spoke to was O’Donovan (Rossa), man specially singled out. in some way or another, for the cruellest and ...

... English in Ireland, and in the Year of Oar Lord by John P. Prendergast, Barrister. The History of Cork. Pagc 718— Correspondence— Whig Sops versus Ir'sh Nationality—lt isb Music. Frivo mis Aims of Young Irishmen. What Mi. have been. Exciting Scene in a Menagerie ...

... common belief is, that through the weak defections of English Bishops, led the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the refusal of the Whig Peers, and Conservative Peers like Lord Salisbury, to go into the lobby with Lord Harrowby, the Bill will get over this critical ...

... 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 ...

... “is not very wise. Earl Russell and Earl Grey ought to be allowed to support their own views, with whatever aid from the Whigs they may be able to secure. But tbe Conservatives, are aure, will oot injure good cause and mske untenable excellent position ...

... fidgetted and was ready for anything. It was the distress in Lancashire this time. Let note, by the way, that this identical Whig member for Clonmel was one of the Parliamentary Committee who utterly scoutsd the notion of distress in Donegal, though priests ...

... been manifested in the proc edings when Ear/ Granville rose to open the debate on Monday night, a duty which the sagacious Whig Peer discharged with his customary cleverness, grace, and dexterity. The Chamber is said to have presented a brilliant sight ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...