... THE LAND QUESTION—LETTER FROM SIR JOHN GRAY. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, ESQ., M.P. THIS WHIG DAT.) Dublin, Sept. 4, 1869. Dear Johnston—You and I live at opposite sides of the Boyne; we ait opposite benches in the House of Commons; we are generally found by the ...

... the Whigs. But the policy of the government had not yet been explicitly declared, and it was accordingly not the duty the Conservatives to render any help at this point. What was required was, not a declaration from Whiglings and frightened Whigs, who ...

... lar Ole ESS Heras, sked of em); steamers. ‘bey chiefly consisted of pee bad been engaged in the factories about did Northern Whig THE FENIAN PRISONERS. Among the by the “ Aleppo ny ...

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... probably several bare been more or less injured. The Belfaei men have gone back to Belfast' and Derry now quiet.— Northern Whig. ...

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... being simple, it is intricate exceedingly and. according to informant (an eminent Whig lawyer), if passed in its present shape, it would give rise to infinite litigation. Whig lawyer*, however, sometimes know more than Cabinet Minister*. They always know ...

... and eostly. lam convinced that Mr. Brooks will bead the from lbs beginning, and that majority will hourly. The old Cheshire Whig*, so famous a century age. have died out. The county is now thoroughly Conner. Tin- course business before the revising barristers ...

... the general want of employment. These men were not, apparently, Braiilaughs or Finlens, Chartists or Fenians, any more than Whigs or Tories. The State of England is regarded by them independently of the relations of English parties and the ambitions of ...

... Alliance and Consumers’ oe 1014 City Debentures, 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent., small .,. Bt Deben' per Cent Gs 2d es Toe Northern Whig of this day repor brown and power-loom linens produc somewhat and is expected tc a much greater extent, as prices are not rative ...

... DEBENTURES. i, > per Cent., oe 1014 City Deben: 4 per Cent. Ballast Office Debeutures—4 per Cent 63 2d The Northern Whig of this dey repor Tegret that we report much ac avy branch of the linen Few bro have been sold during the week } con Prices ...

... work has been somewhat interrupted by the rain but there does not yet appear to have been any injury dotii thereby.—Northern Whig. ...