HEW SEASON'S TEA IN GREAT TABIETT WORTH ATTENTION
... JDVENTUS MDNDI. THE WAR IN PARAGUAY. CORNELIUS O'DOWD. PottFIITI! ...
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NEW DANGERS OF THE CHURCH,
... Churchmen ; they were also Protestants. and they were free from all suspicion of Lstitudinarianisra. After a few years, the Whigs succeeded power, and they pave us Dr. Longley. Dr. Grey, and a few other respectable Wlihrs. Lord Palßerston followed, and ...
Hungary, who both died in 1741, lived together in the married state 147 years. Daniel M‘Cnrtley, of the county of
... he died, a publican, for nearly fifty years. He was much respected in the neighbourhood by all classes of people.— Northern Whig. Buds of Beauty.— God dries up the channel, that you may be haply compelled to plunge into an infinite ocean of happiness. ...
IRELAND’S NEWSPAPERS
... second the Irish Times, and certainly larger than the Freeman's Journal, nol one of “ Ireland’s Newspaper?” Where the Norihren Whig ? and where is Del/ast Weekly Sews, with circulation fast approaching 2 ...
THE ULSTEE GAZETTE. AE]\rAGIT, FEIDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1800
... of the consoquence*. It >8 not as if the Catholic priests were merely another party io the State—Conservative, Radical, or Whig—taking different views of Imperial interests, or wishing to a different way in promoting the welfare of our common country ...
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... on the contrary, very plainly intimated their dissent from his opinions, regarding the Church Act as very proper measure. —Whig of lesterday. Threatening Notices. —The following threatening notice was found posted up in a conspicuous position at Castlejordan ...
THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. The tine has that the principles of * cll0 t0 to the Irish to the Legislature
... in the County Armagh, in connexion respectively with their branches at Derry, Enniskillen, and Castleblayney.—.Voitfc. ern Whig. Refusing to Admit the Peiest. —MM. La chand and Jules Favre have left Paris for Senlis, to plead in a singular case for the ...
IRISH IRISH BANKS Bank of Ireland Northern
... this sudden putting forward of the 4and question as manoeuvre of Sir John Gray and his allies to cover the retreat of the Whigs on the amnesty question, and save the Government some of the odium incurred by them with the Fenian men in consequence of ...