... against the slave trade, not sea, but on terra firma, is advocated by the Tunes and the and denounced by the Daily News as a Whig job. The retirement of Mr. John O’Connell is looked upon with suspicion by the Morning Chronicle, which thinks it possible ...

... convenient time. As the official Whigs once adopted the Irish Appropriation clause, so now they might be adopting the extension of the suffrage. There arc, however, several reasons that militate against such a suspicion. The Whigs are not out of office, seeking ...

... probably, to the fact that they were slated, they escaped uninjured. There can doubt that the fire was the work of an incendiary.— Whig. awless Proceedings.—We exceedingly regret to learn that a lawless spirit, regard rents, is mani'ested itself in the neighbourhood ...

... many ot the Coast Guard to whom I have been talking, worse than the ttorni January, 1889. there is b.tg ashore st Grty Potnt.” Whig- A woman named Ellen Fee, residing Roekport, was in neighbour’s house the eveni tg Tuesday, and ventured out. for the purpose ...

... know the quantity of flaxseed with which this country is likely to be supplied during the present season; and we (Northern Whig) have, therefore, been at some pains to collect the following information on the subject : From Riga, which usually furnishes ...

... Covenanters on the skirts of Galloway and Ayrshire. A deep mist, which covered the moors thick as shroud-friendly at times to the Whigs, but in the present instance their foe—concealed our approach until we were close upon a numerous conventicle. We hailed, and ...

... he is steadily regaining strength ; and we hope that he will soon be enabled to resume his Parliamentary duties. —Northern Whig. ...

... lord savs, that this bill was brought in, and, therefore, we ought to he well acquainted with it; and that one reason why a Whig Government introduces measures without any intention of carrying the n, is, to give hou. members opportunity of being masters ...

... improper to state that, for so far, the general impression, from the evidence adduced, is in favour of the Rev. Gentleman.— Whig. Detention of the Dublin Mail.—Wednesday morning’s Dublin mail was three hours beyond the usual time of arrival here, in c ...

... that they were exercising an nndoubte I constitutional privilege. (Hea-.) He stood there, in the extreme North of Ireland, as Whig Presbyterian, understanding the principles of the Presbyterian Church, and something of the principles of the British Constitution ...

... the last fair. There were 126 horses, 502 black cattle, 368 pigs, 72 sheep, 46 calves, and 12 goals in the fair. Total 1,126. Whig. Belfast Government School Design.— W. Bottomley, Esq., of Fortbreda, has presented this school with a cast from the statue ...

... Archdeacon Saurin, and Mr. T. Skillmgton severally addressed the meeting, and at the close a subscription list was opened.— Whig of Thursday. The Inquest on the late Mr. John Woolsey terminated at late hour on Tuesday evening ; when, after the examination ...