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... political opinions, or to be much acquainted with party intrigne i bat it believed that if elected be will give bis support to the Whigs, who have given his father a seat in Upper House reward for his long services. Resolved pw* m end to the dictatorial bearing ...
... political opinions, or to be meqoainted with party setrigme; bat it is believed that I f elected be aid give hisepport to the Whig% who INVITATION FOR OF PRAYER Nivea • seat is the (Wm. as • WORLD. reward for his keg cad tr, the dictatorial bearing of the ...
... Cent., small ae City Debentures, 4 per Cent. se by t Office Debenturee—4 per 1 the Cent €9” 6s 2d a dise The Northern Whig of this day report > de brown power ioom linens light makes We for s siight advance upon prices previous); ached aud stocks ...
... profess exuberant ‘ loyalty’ to the Throne, or denounce ‘ the schemes of communists,’ or assail the temporising Trea- sury Whigs, and utter yearnings for the ad- vent of the Tories. It did none of these things that have been so often done, to shame of ...
... of the Government, with the further suggestion that it might be tried advantageously in the County of Londonderry. —Northern Whig. ...
... to complain of the cold. but at noon the mystery was unexplained. The man has since died.— Pall Ciasetie. Two —The Northern Whig states that • large and enthusiastic tenant-right meeting was held on Xonday in the Town-hall. Ballyieses, eirShafte Adair ...
... in, and never raised their voice, but stuck tnetr hands in their pockets, because they had a good loaf and were afraid a few Whig bishops. Is it any wonder then that people bunt out into indignation in a few places (Dundalk and Limerick), and said they ...
... a spirit that! would repudiate small coemosiome, and grow doily 1 in the belief that terroriers - the only power by which • Whig Parliament could be moved. ...
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... the best of it, The amend- ment was moved not with vain words but with fists. According to a correspondent of the Northern Whig, “ Words ultimately turned to “ demonstrations of a more decided character, “and several encounters took place, in which ‘sundry ...
... di•ixit-li between owner .nd -c-tipier; and that all existing tenures should r peachablc for two years after the a Act.—.No44ra Whig. LECTURE BY FATHER HYACINTHE. the 9th inst., the Academy of Music, New York, was erns ded by a large and helliant audience ...
... Mboaw (Ballymoney) seconded the motion in able speech. The motion wa» put, and passed unanimously. Mr. Tuos. (Editor Northern Whig) proposed the next resolution : —•“ That a special court should be established, one in each province, to frame rules and r ...