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... leading and worst spirits concerned in the wild attempt to plunge this nation in all the horrors of civil war. The yortkem Whig with all its Liberalism writes strongly on this subject, warning the Government not to listen to the appeals of masses of men ...
... A man named John M‘Coy, of Calloville, County Monaghan, is in custody on a charge of having inflicted the wound.— Cor. of Whig. ...
... be concluded. Crowds of people followed him along the road, and this pedestrian feat teemed excite much interest. —Northern Whig NEWRY BOROUGH COURT-Fridat. John J. O’Hacran, Esq., J.P. (in the ch«ir). and Thomas Bntler, Esq.. RM. G. G. Black, Esq., 5 ...
... store pigs from 10s to 10s each. In the horse fair large number of horses were offered for sale. Prices ranged from to £35. Whig. ...
... Cornelius O’Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Persano ; A Light Business Requiring no Capital; Studying the Land Question. A Great Whig Journalist. Charles Reade's Novels. it SONS, Edinburgh and Lo*»oh. Aokhts for FOSTER, & CO., BODGES, 176 MISWRIT RIO EWELL ...
... understand, opened in Ireland as the result of voluntary contribution, and it is highly creditable the Masons of the district.— Whig. Fashionable Female Folly. comparatively new branch of business has recently struck on Broadway, New York, consisting of enamelling ...
... which opium consists is as simple operation os the making maple sugar. Raw opium is worth about 20 dole, a lb. The Richmond Whig’ says that the disastrous drought in Virginia, and the consequent inevitable scarcity of provisions next winter, will drive ...
... the raeetin - a resolution being taken to hold congregational meetings to consider aud further explain the whole matter.— Whig. Defence of Heresy. numerous committee has been formed for the purpose of aiding the Her. Chas. Voysey in his defence against ...
... particular—l remain, Sir,yours truly, M. R. Dalwav. Bella-hid, September 22, 1869. Mr. Gwynn has addressed a letter to the Whig, partly in reply to certain statements concerning him made in the editorial columns of that journal and partly in reply to ...
... accused knew nothing of itbad nothing to do with it He read it for the first time in our columns. observed it in the Northern Whig of Monday, and ms were stroek with the absurdity and folly of its statements that felt constrained to call public attention ...
... wonder if many looked Castle, where political service paid hf'tttf than pastoral work, and was always rewarded, at least by the Whigs. (Hoar, hear.) And after all the hdrsh treatment received from Government tho Timet kindly reminds that the Act permits us ...
... I mperial fores, and that the colony is being ruined for an idea DEMOCRATIC UNION CN THE LAND QUESTION. (From the Northern Whig.”) The letter which publubed from Sir John Gray, M.P., to Mr. William Joinsfcon, M.P., on the land question is one that deserves ...