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... (From the Northern Whig•) • The opening on Monday of the fine new baths which have been erected at Warrenpoint marks a new departure in the history of this favourite watering-place. Warrenpoint in enhancing its own attractions in this way has set an ...
... THE WHIG OLIGARCHY AND THE IRISH JUDICATURE (from the press.) For the last few yean it been unfortunate that, owing to distaste for Irish subjects in England,” the Whig Oligarchy has been allowed to run riot in its caprices Dublin Castle. The feeling ...
... WHIG ADMLVISTRATJOX OF THE LAW IN IRELAND. The Earl of Clarendon is proving to the country, by decisive acts, that his fixed purpose is to hold no truce with the authors of outrage, but, so far he is enabled, to make vigorous effort for the repression ...
... THE EDITOR THE NOlirHEttS' WHIG, Sib,—ln The Northern Whig, o? the 9th Oct., read letter, addressed to the Right Hon. T. F. Kennedy, the propriety of establishing model farms in Poor Law Unions: and. as this is a subject deeply affecting the best interests ...
... DEFEAT THE WHIGS BRISTOL. Buistol, May 17. —Pursuant to the orders issued from Downing-strect, an attempt has this day been made in Bristol to create a bad feeling towards the Conservalive party, by the propagation of series of gross falsehoods against ...
... WHIG MEASURES OF “CONCESSION. belies our good friends, the Whigs, who imputes to them callous neglect of Irish interests. Whilst poor “misguided” Repealers, purblind to the blessings of “ connexion, suffer their minds to dwell upon the futurities of ...
... (From the Northern Whig.) The fastness of the Moira, lying between Jonesborinigh and Faughart, to the right of the road as you go from Newry to Dundalk, was the principal ancient pass or highway between the North and the South et Ireland, which distinction ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. 23, Chapel-street, January 31, 1537. I On arrival in London, this morning, I receiirf I The Northern Whip, of the 20th inst., in which paper 16«1 the following statement, with reference to the Bangor “We have been ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. COLLECTING OF COUNTY CESS. Sie,— Havinff, to certain extent, practical knowledge of the evils connected with the present mode of collecting Grand Jury Cess, I would beg to draw the attention of the public, and of the ...
... (From the Northern Whig.) Whatever the object of Mr. MacVeagh may have been in putting to the Chief Secretary for Ireland a question as to whether the intended Orange demonstration at Roatrevor on the 12th of July would be prohibited, Mr. Wyndham was ...
... has served to open the eyes of the public. It has exposed the true character of Whig-Radicalism, and explained what patriotism” means in the Whig-Radical vocabulary. The Whig-Radicals now stand before the country, as the avowed advocates of increased taxation ...
... ENGLISH WHIG LANDLORDS. Duke of Devonshire—my Lords Lansdowne, Darnley, Fitzwilliara—ye who have been legislating for O’Connell, and with a view—vain hope !—of satisfying his followers—what think ye of this appropriation of yonr Irish estates ? ‘•To atop ...