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... THE MESSAGE OF WAR. | THE WHIG COERCION BILL CHAINS FOR THE PEOPLE. The Peace Preservation (ireland) Bill was issned into three parts, the wm Saturday. It is divided amendment off the “ frst of which provides for the Peace Preservation Act, the second ...
... in England will hold the balance of power, and when British Whigs and British Tories, locked in the tug of a fight for office, will strive to outcry each other in calling upon that help which both of them now affect to disregard. ...
... impalsive” ; Mester —* It is action, and not wor one | hay we want. Whigs have for’ aw; Dr. M*Cardy at their clabs, among th 5 par tore Mouse cf Commons, in the same sense af your Whig writes ; whenever the mandate down to the ote ivan, Mr advanced Whip ...
... THe vr Luks AN tne server, with an iznoance unpardonable in an old Whig, who ought to have “ Debrett” by heart, actually talks of the Arzyil family as “one of our grand old | OLLOWAY'S PiLis.— At the change of seasons many persons feel oppressed without ...
... BY MR. P. J. SMYTH, TO BELF (From the Northern Whig.) We are to state that ‘on good authority that, on the of his re- irement from the Viceroyalty, the e of Aber- had decided on the Lord Mayor of Dublin a baronet, and the of ‘Cork, Lon- Belfast been only ...
... DEATH OF MASTER MAGRATH. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) The sjHirting fraternity throughout the world, and many thousands who have never seen a pair of greyhounds slipped, nor ventured a shilling on the result of a course, will be sorry to learn that Lord ...
... work trea hing ‘The writer in the Whig calls Mr. Bu t's letter to understand, and per! haps it is, in this man who has given % much valuable ty of this question, when t! almost dead to it, should turn round vbete progress at a time wheu there is a rare ...
... be proposed and into law by a Mi- nister professing beral opinions. And now the of Whig. up =A fry e was te Be hard on Ble minic Corrigan, and he would have said nothing to his discredit if he had not resorted to the measures which he had ad for the ...
... The Whig leaders, Earl Granville and the Marquis of Hartington, sent out a few days ago, to their supporters and others besides, the usual intimation as to the opening of Parliament, which will take place on the Bth February, and the usual request that ...
... Government. The people are invariably right is not trusting or believing in any English ruling class, wbether Whig or Tory. The welfare of Ireland is not to be established by confiding in foes. We welcome the prosecutions against the Irish ecclesiastics ...
... The week at St. Stollen's has been a huge palaver over the war. The Whigs have the beat of the argument, for they are able to show that Shere ti.li was solemnly promised he would not be asked to admit a British resident; that he was, by the British poliop ...