... TO THE EEITOR OF THE NOWHERE WHIG. Stt.—• - everal letters have appeared in your paper describing the cruelty and brutal treatment cattle are subjected to when they are being driven on board steamers on this side of the Channel, and also at landing in ...

... TTIF ti No O,K 11E11 SATURDAY. MARCH 27, 1875.. LORD DARTREY AND WS TENANTRY. the Northern Whig.) The question for Rome titne at issue between the Louth Tenants 1/efence Association aud the Earl of I hwtrey. respecting an increased rent proposed to be ...

... the working of the House. ef the for any length of time by young nob not to opened, | is that he represents one of the old Whig b shall have reason to believe cal system is less unsettled than we thoug in an | Shile. w: Ae e took | any fed to | next ico ...

... is nut surprising to that on Saturday inurniug a a - tondid by resuite. took hetween a fire.engion sod a trunk. Th. flee was Whig &i.. Co • fire lu wed a, u .14ebt, arrived in at ita b t that. a Aura drawiog a truA out or get oet or its way in ti.eo. tee ...

... tempted to dwell still further upon my recollections of those days were this paper not already to long. O'CONNELL AND THE WHIGS. ...

... into collision by the celebration. Through M•Swiney being Lord Mayor the management fell into the hands of the Roman Catholic Whig party. This is the class who are on the whole politically well affected to England. Let their Church but get what they consider ...

... le referred to '• election. With the Cheaters. Taatles, and Itiluaril ! Lalor Ilbisi, be threw clueii.in con- I tlict the Whig and par:y carried to a aucceedul issue. Ilia exertions at that elatelow him such popularity, that the liberal pasty nawfwated ...

... the Roman Catholic communion, to w'aieh be belonged. As a politician be was ever found an ardent and active supporter of the Whigs and Liberals and his influence as • citisen was felt in almost every pham the social fabric. the Poor Law syst,ii came into ...

... a better system. At length—l coufeea,to the surprise of men like myself, who believe no representative of party Governmout, Whig or Tory, would or could afford to disregad the policy of what is sometimes plainly called ' Bur bribery' is leis country—the ...

... Legislature and to say be the policy and what are the prospects of Itan that nothing in Irish unless it is a statute which does the Whig- Liberal party are questions which at th e an the work of educating the public up can face it, and not extend beyond the ...

... immortal leader of that party—our great and gifted chieftain, Isaac butt (hew. hear). The scheme embraced the establishment of a Whig_paper, to he called, I morose, My Ormilmother's Review, and we were to Itasca Boani of Faith as well as a Board of Works in ...

... is to go with bias. He eaters, further, the great gain of beginning to reign when a and 'aperient.. has shown that evory— Whig that ha. been proposed instead of bite has broken down. _ The Speetator rentarko that it but one cotton for regrettiug the ...