... afford to keep bat ems goose between us! A YOUNG man dressed in the height of !mildew snit with a poetic torn of mind was &Whig aloes a country road, and at a pond skirted the highway, said : Oh. hoW I would like to lave my boated head in Irishman, ...

... was afterwards given and acknowledged by Mr, John Henderson, Btl/ast Iftvt LtUtr and Mr, Mac Knight, editor ol the Ncrthtrn Whig. Mr. Wellington Young, solt., proposed The Chairman,” and the interesting prcceadingt concluded. Messrs Sawcn csffißineei hUiinew ...

... president of the Dublin District; Mr. A. Dunlop, hon. sec. Dublin District ; Mr. Thomas Mac Knight, F.J.1., editor Northern Whig ; Mr. Pressley, Derry ; Mr. C. Orr, Derry ; and Mr. J. Shannon, Coleraine. Mr. W. Stewart, secretary, read the minutes the ...

... the subject, and he has consented. He is as yet unable to fix the day.” It was a dictum of the late Mr. John Rea that when Whig Governments undertook to make magistrates, a stranger coming into petty sessions court would be curable to distingnir the Dock ...

... UNION LINE for the SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD FIELDS. The Mail mad Intermediate tr.ers mall trots Hatarday, for South &MA Pats. Ca Whig at Lisboa, Yale and Islands. ape 7to Ih STIAM Slur LW ., Canute R d. Southern ptos. Ikea House. Pt to IS:Elshopsgate St. Wit ...

... capital that I know of. The partnership was dissolved about year ago. 1 t tell what became interest in the paper. I think the Whig got good deal it. I got sum for the plant. 1 gave nothing for the machinery—it went back the owners Sheffield. We got it on ...

... 1845, eight jean after the death of her first husband, Lord Kerry, eldest son of Henry, 4th Lord lamodowne, the well-known Whig statesman, grandfather of the present marquis. lady Kerry I. a of the 4th Lord Bessborough. Ris a that the heir and heiress ...

... S. Hamiil (Evening Telegraph J, Alexander VPMonagie (Editor Ulster Echo). James M‘Kee (News-Letter)t John Britton (Northern Whig), vV. G. (Editor Bangor Gazette), J. W. (Ulster Echo), Wra. Church (Editor Lisburn Standard), and James M Carnson (Lisb rn ...

... must fight, we can’t fight in a better cause than that of a free Parliament. If we lose that we lose everything, and the Tory-Whig drag the democray doubles its force straightway. Mr. Gladstone is proposing the same interval between the first and second ...

... people who had recollected the Macnamara family at the honour which had been conferred on its respected member. The Northern Whig, in alluding to the subject, stated that Mr. James Macnamara was the first Catholic that had been privileged to sit ou the ...

... a great hero. William was stern, cold, and unconciliating but firm, high-minded, broadminded, and generous ; hated by the Whigs because he stood between them and their revenge —haled by the Tories because he stood between them and their destruction—hated ...

... probably will be. His present daily occupation is to cry for the mucilage, which is resting on a shelf above his reach. A us was Whig his symptoms--whieh appeared to himself dreadful—to a medical friend, who at each new item of disorder 'Waimea, Charming! ...