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... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY* DECEMBER 31, woods’, Ntw Whig Guidu.BMt, Ac., as lone she continued to appear «> print, which w«» perpetually, and under oircumetances ‘ha 4 afforded critio ample handle for quitting her ohy and ; for example, in her Francs slllu, ...
... her steam up tu-day to ascertain the working condition ol her engines. Chair for the Great Exhibition. The Belfast Northern Whig gives the tollowingThe chair is five feet six inches in height, the sum-1 mit the back bearing representation of the god Pan ...
... bad, fortunately, sufficient presence of mind to pot spurs to bis horse, end wes soon out of the the assassins.— North* ern Whig. Dreadful Murder near Nenaoh. —A frightful murder was perpetrated at Tyono, near Nenagb, on the night of Sunday. The murdered ...
... in 1860 it 1,682^071; when Sir Ctarles Wood Bad, bis sMtoment, tbo loth last, had to porfonn the novel duty, far aa recent Whig finance is concerned, of announcing gross surplus lbs year which ended the April, 1880, of a quarter —i»u>n. sterling. With ...
... which seems to be opening for her as she glides into the second half of this great centenary cycle of our race. —The Northrrn Whig. vinoea, Ulster woald appear to all as out of die jurisdiction of tbo I.states Court. / hum gives the following return of sales ...
... hopeless sta 1 ting his mind appei composed. At eleven o*oloc inquiry, that the unfortunate without the slightest char Northern Whig. Extensive Robberies a alarm and excitement exist gentry resident the vici the numerous and extensive: of late. The premises ...
... imputation upon your father’s character, it is yon who libel your father's memory, and desecrate bis name. Is it not true that the Whigs dared to denounce your father through the month of the Sovereign, when it suited their purpose I it not true that they.fiattered ...
... seldom known him to agree with any one—occasionally not even with himself ! Mr. Moore speaks of the * fatal treachery’ of the Whigs to my father. Treacherous no doubt they have been and are; but my father never put ip their power be guilty of fetal treachery ...
... could U the slightest chance of their resimcitauon The loss to the proprietors, understand, will amount to 3fiool.—Northern Whig. Liverpool, Sunday.—The British and North American royal mail steamer Africa, Capt. Ryriei arrived in the Mersey this morning ...
... Ensign Charles C™c Vesey. from the 81st Foot, to he Ensign, vice Hunter. Jan. L. Smith, Gent., to Ensign, by purchase, vice Whig- Carlisle, Gent., EMign. piu- Cll Robineou, ■ ’j,' Q purchase, vice Wardtaw. promoted m 6th Dragoon Quarus , Ja :th Foot-Ensign ...
... most lucrative offices in Ceylon— the income being increased, to make it worthier of his acceptance.” In this attempt make a Whig appointment seem a job, there is not one word of truth. Mr. Macarthy was in no manner connected with Mr. Hawes, at the time ...
... was found considerable distance awayabove the bridge. An inquest will be held on the bodies this day (Thursday).— Northern Whig, Consumption, Bronchitis, &.C.— Just published, price 2d., Dr. Cronin, M.A., Report of some ot the most formidable forms of ...