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... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. -4P Mr. Michael Davitt publishes a letter to-clay in the fir/fail Northern Whig regarding certain statements with reference to the trade, which were copied that paper from the Scotsman. Mr. Davit!, in his letter, says:— In my judgment ...

... Mr. Gladstoue's Binning• mtainns on the Local to vernment Act, this year's rathe eihniuistraLMn. He revelled Mr. repreceut Whig traditioua tU Lis assertion that there were ▪ iu 'rased. he r e plied that Me.tunitty it Ireland's favour, as witness the prils ...

... Huddleston charged the C:rand at Exeter yesterday in the case of Captain D , ey sad tie mat. , sdtephene, who ate charged with Whig murdered , boy named Parker. on the high t o the es of the survivors of the uouette. the learned Judge pointed out that. by ...

... s I lONON.—Two bate been received pettled. Iva 104 504 b. teigaigLt loter data glees . tar same as Iran lag hold A-T2I:rIT WHIG, Deareet.-I break tie old by a • amosomatt Aware .tar bud Yam al.kit, pawl ; somettoog Sigle wori otortA the bright jay el ...

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... \ ! UlUst oe remembered that Marshal and Seiior Sagasta have been for twelve . ...

... subject of the Land for the People. He said he did not know whether his liberty was conditional upon the support of the new Whig policy or not (hisses, and cries of Oh and Shame), but as he had through his poli- tical career disregarded all the ...

... South pawned some other articles for the i'riteser, who visited the shop while the transaction was in who afterwards the rive *Whigs by the pswebrotter. other having been offered connection the Prisoner with the murder he was committed fur trod. Some enemieg ...

... probable behaviour of the Whig Party when- ever the question of the Franchise comes before the House of Commons. He is a decided Party man. one not likely to let a tritle stand between himself and his allegiance. He is a genuine Whig, and he has abilities ...