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... The Rev. Mr. Thom, minister the parish Goran, was alike distinguished for his shrewd sense, bis sarcastic wit, and bis ultra Whig principles. On days national fasting, during the Americas war, Mr. Thom found fitting occasions for the expression bis political ...
... will with much interest by all the tenants who wish to purchase, and it will be warning to some who wish to sell. —Northern Whig, MASONIC HALL LIS B THK KOITOU Bite—Masonry and around Lisburn has incr«*ftM«cl within the last few y«*arK, ati-l b*«uiB to ...
... plaintiff, Mr. W. H. Brown, B.L. (instructed by Mr. Moorhead) for defendant. ANCHOZ American mail steamship, CW4IIIIII, Whig') sailed from Londonderry on October 80, arrived at New York, all well, on inst., at 1-30 a.m., dam ...
... was born (the old Pretender) James, the son of James 11., by Mary of Modena; the baby having been, as was alleged by the Whigs of the period, conveyed in a warming-pan into the Queen's bed. The Court of St. Janies's dates from the time of William 111 ...
... great amusement of the audience, he. played •* God save the King.” At meeting of tho Fife Magistrates some year* after 1745, a Whig gentleman gave a toast “Tha Duke of Cumberland.” Daviu Beatonn, of Kilcon quhar, a zealous Jacobite, immediately after proposed ...
... HENRY—I would be very far from endorsing such a statement. (Hear, hear.) Mr. GlLL—When the people of the province reed in the Whig or the Lisburn Standard, or any other respectable journal, that the Guardians of this Union submit to the orders of the Local ...
... burden of £50,000 on the ratepayers. The statement of Mr. Kennedy and my own statistics—both of which documents appeared iu the Whigbave not yet been answered. The resolution was put to the vote, and carried, with only one dissenting voice. The CHAIRMAN-1 ...
... lamps of 1,200 candle-power each in a manner which afforded the utmost satisfaction to the Commissioners and townspeople. The Whig says The result was a complete success, and afforded sufficient proof of the wisdom of the Commissioners in abandoning gas ...
... rights as the men of the past had done so successfully. (Loud Cheers.) Rev. Mr. MITCHELL, who was well received, said— The great Whig historian writes that it is impossible for the moralist or statesman to look with unmixed complacency on the solemnities with ...
... saes. The add—Thi as Mrr defendant a floe of 401 sad Me ewe, imprisonment. Thos. Luaus, Became at t h e of /be et lite kir Whig timbal as 7 between Cavan sad having pear O* paid his fere. Mr. W. Young append tar the Compeay, and Mr. G. B. Wilkie@ She ...
... of ade.. rt ,.. en ,..„i 4. hi y lest, 146 • ; admitted aim*, kindly read the portion of the letter referring to • charges Whig lased ou the most MODZIIATZ computation for Meelbeeked Work and Cain consed-r, owing t the alteration caused by the *LAW. 1; ...