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... The Whigs and Ireland. The following curious paragraph appeared in the London correspondence of the Irish Times of Thursday ; I understand that Mr. T. Slattery, solicitor, who attends to the Duke of Devonshire’s local law matters in the South of Ireland ...
... GREAT FIRE IN DESTRUCTION OP MESSRS “ Northern Whig’ contains the fullowiug eulars of this disastrons fite, referred :o in our paper of evening another wos added to the many Sres which have occurred in Belfast, resalting inthe complete destraction of ...
... IN THEATRE OF VARIETIES Ain. GEO, WEST. Ma J MILBURN, 8 of Meus Tas Whig Week of axp JUBA, MDLLE. ROSE LUCFLLE’S BALLET TROUPE OF M@re0 MABION CONSTANOB Mus MARIA LOFTUS, Doors open at 7 ; at 7.30. HUGHSON CLANOGEY. BOOIETY GREAT BRUNSWCK are informed ...
... 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 ...
... ford, Whig Cl'.ihf cretary for Ireland. The fact that the fonner gentleman was the Iribh leader of the Government opposition to the bill which extended the privileges of Irish Corporations to the conferring of honours upon distinguished citizens, did ...
... Tories, and a dozen or so of Whigs, but also about three score Home Rule members. There surely is a greater variety in this than ever was had by open voting, but the Times thinks any argument good enough for Irish rpiestion. It pities the Liberal landlords ...
... Butt and other not very professed '.ironoun’ed Nationalists rcfuaed to jo u ihii Whig Club srhen aolicicited to so, and we ive yet to I learn why the unoomprouiisiag Bi.gar” consented. Mr. O’Con lor Power made somewhat startling slat nent that any Irishman ...
... COUNTY ITEMS. LOCAL PRESS AMD OUR OWN CO] We understand (says the Northern Whig) that Lord O’Neill is about to lose the services of William Lons, Esq., who for the past twenty-two years has filled the office of assistant agent of his lordship’s extensive ...
... all chance of recovering their places, What is wanted for Dublin is either two Whigs pure and simple, or two, call them by what name yun please, who will vote with the Whigs on all proper occasions. Home Rule, that great National effort of a patriotic ...
... will paralyze the Government, without fear of or of the succession of Whig tertitorial magnates. The Spectator is uevertheless ** cuncerned at the displeasure of the wa.ering Whigs, as indicating an attitude of mind which may throw a mass of influence ...
... letter on the Mayor's escape of knighthvod—all yive promise of the 6 time coming” when the Nurthetn Whigs shall have their own We do not deny that this Whig has got such a degree and sort uf en- couragement for its hopes as may naturally have caused a tlutter ...
... of fair City largo. There Whig to begin with—there is a Home Ruler—there is Nationalist—there is Conservative. Mr. o’Bk.ikn, Q.C., has the hardihood to represent ggery. Mr. John Daly is tho Home Ruler, who divides with tho Whig the favour of tho priesthood ...