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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... all over the country, and may possibly lead lo au inquiry into the general working of the Orange laslitu tiou Ireland.—CW. of Whig. FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSIONTWENTY LIVES LOST. At four o’clock Sunday afternoon explosion occurred at No. o pit belonging tile ...
... the elaboration of recent days, will, no doubt, commend itself to those who may have the charge of preparing new editions Whig. The Late Loan Derby. —The late Karl of Derbv was buried Friday Knowsley Church. The body, enclosed in three coffins, was placed ...
... and military prevent them fighting over the question as to whether their doctor should be a Protestant or Roman Catholic.— Whig. Bkkakfasy.—Errs’s Cocoa.—Grateful and Com forts no . —The very agreeable character of thin preparation lias rendered it general ...
... insecure as al present. When the auctioneer had terminated, the fellow marched off with the same composure hs entered.— Lor. of Whig. A W ittt Bishop.— The Duchess Newcastle, who was great writer of romances in the time of Charles 11.. asked Bishop Wilkins ...
... EXAMINATION FOR CO. SURVEYOKSHIFS—R ETIRIN A L LOWANC ES. The following letter has been addressed to the editor of the Northern Whig'. —- Sin,—l observe the newspapers there are two vacancies for County Surveyors to filled up. ites are next month (November ...
... illuminated with fire-works. thirteen articles were penned—only nnd the streets were thronged with people but chairman of it.- Whig. the Pans mob was a very different one from an 4 , English mob. The former were as sober and wall Litkrary Art Union. The first ...