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... addition to personal considorations, the Whig's wrath has been stirred against the Rev. Professor for almost incidental allusion to Irish Church Act. For reason best known to himself, the editor of the Whig is ever on tho alert to praise Mr. Gladstone ...
... change carried out, especially as similar step in the ease of Belfast has been attended with the best results.—Corresponrfent of Whig. ...
... extraordinary affair, and never interfered with their servant, or even rebuked him.”— Whig. [Mr. J. J. Whyte, of Lougbbriekland, Master of the Iveagh Hounds, writes to tho Whig :—“ Your correspondent omitted to mention the fact of * the respectable farmer' ...
... proprietors—such as the Earl of Roden, Lord Clermont, Lord Rathdounell, Colonel Fortescue, and Lord Bellew-—evictions are unknown.— Whig. THE IRISH BANK RETURNS. aooouni pursuant to the Act 8 & 9 Vic., cap. 37, of the amount of bunk notes authorised law to be ...
... terms, the wuu d-be assassin, and all who conspired with him; and held up Mr. Cargan as a kind, benevolent, and worthy person.— Whig. ...
... Lieutenant to explain the reasons which have influenced the Governors in declining hitherto appoint chaplains in the hospital. Whig. , , The Kates in Newtowsabds Union —At the usual weekly meeting of the Newtownsrds Hoard of Guardians, Saturday, a highly ...
... have to consulted. There will probably some little difficulty in reconciling the views of Mr. Bright with those of the old Whig section of the Cabinet. But does it occur any one remember how the very same difficulty was supposed to exist with regard to ...
... wind, and now he is beginning to reap the whirlwind. the rebel, is the rcprescu- I tative of Tipperary. ! FROM THE NORTHERN’ WHIG. Tim Tipperary election, which took place Thursday, will doubtless, some extent, become famous. A minority of the lectors—a ...
... the grain trade; and their liabilities are staled at £200.009. Rumours on Tuesday in Belfast indicated a much larger sunk— Whig. Another Reported the Corn Trade. —We ( Irish Times) regret to state that was rumoured in Dublin on Wednesday that another ...
... llill-sireet, where constable and five men are stationed, in compliance with the recent memorial for extra police in Lurgan— Whig. Bronze Guns The Indian bronze muzzle loading 91b rilled gun has now tired over 2,700 rounds at Sh .e--bnryness, and still ...
... theologically orthodox, it was pronounced to be heartless,” godless,” immoral,” and even repugnant to the traditions of the great Whig party. Nevertheless, Chalmers was close student and an ardent defender the principles elucidated by Adam Smith. Ho was a f ...
... to each ; sheep-6jd to per lb; pigs—porkers, 57s OJ t ; store pigs, £2 10s to £4 10s ; bonha £4 per pair ; horses, to £45. Whig. Belfast Weekly Live Stock Salls.— Hastings held his usual weekly sale of fat cal and lambs, at his auction mart, 110, Joy-slrcH ...