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... of election celebritv. about tlie case—Mr. Conway, for the none**, becoming a Tory, and rather strong language denounced the Whig Government for ordering this prosecution. Mr. Conway al-o referred to some magistrates who came a long distance to aid the ...
... w rule. ‘ages, 16 Wis Oe 8 OF grease him to bear up against high prices and the lverse ployment of hie labour. The Northera Whig 3 and terday, referring to this subject, says:— “There is some slight difference of inion extent of the unfortanate blight ...
... into a shoeblack brigade, and whoever leads a helping hand the furtherance of such object will aiding a good cause. Northern Whig. Injured tEkonauts.—Mr. Cox well, the distinguished aeronaut, and the Messrs Pearson, jun., ton-hall, near Congleton, are now ...
... whem it has coinmenoed, is as rapid and extensive as the most fatal year since the disease wan known amongst us. —Northern Whig. ...
... chastened minds after the grand spectacle of Nature's powers and beauty that we have been privileged behold. F.D.E. Noi-thcrn Whig. ...
... Conway, of election celebrity, about tbe case—Mr. Conway, for nonce, becoming Tory, and In rather strong language denounced the Whig Government for ordering this prosecution. Mr. Conway also referred to some magistrates a long distance to aid the Government ...
... after the grand spectacle of Nature's powers and beauty that have been privileged to behold. —Correspondent of the Northern Whig. LAMENTABLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT—FIVE LIVES LOST. Port Ballantrae, Seit. 10.—A more melancholy accident than one which occurred ...
... tower on the Ist of August were, on Wednesday, allowed out on bail of £20 each keep the peace for twelve months. —Northern Whig. ...
... organised into shoeb ack brigade, and whoever lends helping band in fur'lterance such object will aiding a good cau*e,—A'ortAern Whig. ...
... said sumo that they aie I for fattening pigs. This seems strange; but perhaps it is because they get more of them. —Northern Whig, 1 Roscommon.—The weather has net hi lair, not- ...
... possessing the confidence of the country, it is a crime for the people to meddle in the sordid quarrels of Whigs and Tories, rival English factions. Let the Whig followers pursue the designs they have in view, for their personal agrandisement; but let Nationalist ...
... THE WHIG CLIQUE. The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true and netted aristocracy of the nation • they are the descendants of the great houses who rued the country with olipreltical pride under the first Kings of the of H noven and who have ...