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Penny Despatch and Irish Weekly Newspaper

TO TitK KDITOR OP THB NORTHERN WHIG

... TO TitK KDITOR THB NORTHERN WHIG. Sir —Feeling it due to the public that fon>e explanation should be given to account for the abrupt and unexpected termination of the engagement entered Into with Mr. Scott, in conjunction with M«sa Areola Jones and >lr ...

Jackson, and tjreat Xorthctn Jlisfissipoi, Central and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over engines were lost. ..

... and tjreat Xorthctn Jlisfissipoi, Central and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over engines were lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is incalculably important and wholly irremediable. The arrests of rioters continues. The authorities are s'ill taking precautions ...

ANTRIM

... week, making a total U lbs. since Ist January, against 1,496,237 lbs. same time last year. Belfast, Wednesday. —The Northern Whig of this morning says they have received piivate telegram from Mrs. Herdmau, who is now Dublin, announcing that hia Excellency ...

THE CLARE ELECTION-

... against J. B. Barbour and Robert Barbour, for bribery at the Lisburn election, were postponed until the next assizes. —northern Whig. ...

MINISTERIAL DISSENSIONS

... dltsensioo the rainiEteritl raiiks, and tiusts in the event of the breakdown Lord Palmerston’s administration that no modified Whig mini-try will found acceptable the country. There is, it says, party in the government with which the Conservatives just now ...

ANTRIM

... Belfast reference was oh Sunday to the result of the trial, and prayers ottered up for tfae unfortunate convict. —ftorthcni Whig, ...

ANTRIM

... very short lima before he expired he was in his usual good health. Disease the heart u assigned as the cause death.— Northern Whig. Uki.kast, Evksiso.— On the Holywood and Ilangor Kailway this (Monday) morning sad accident occurred the line, accompanied ...

ANTItHM

... birth to three ealvea—one hull and two heifer ealvea. The same cow has had live calves, and ia not four years old yet.— Surlhru Whig. Uelsast, May 18. Tho Coroner held inquest on the IClli instant th.o body Ellen Surplice, an inmate tho asylum of 'his town ...

SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1861

... more Lancaster.-.” We are informed that (he camion mounted there Borne time since are not Lancaster guns at all.— \urlhem Whig, Ih Torrens, Esq., the member for Currickfergus, has placed at thedisposal committee of gentlemen eighty tons of coals, bo ...

FRANCE AMD THE TORIES

... it, Tories into the arms of the powers, y directed are the question Europe the old right of despotism. here they can “ The Whigs have not always done j: onduct. The perial government, but reflection and | ) than usually to bring the Eoglieh government ...

THE BUDGET

... complicated. Th have preferred relief to the English instead of the Chinese cultivators, and the Budget still leaves the financial Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Times does not deny that every 8 to the country, but, inthe face of what | done, hesitates ...

YACHTING

... assistant, bada numbar of tights, one of which be was badly woonded. James Kyan, next editor, was killed by K. E. Hammit, of the Whig. Next came Walter Hickey, who had several rows, acd was repeated'y Ur. Maclio, acd was coon alter himself killedm Texas. John ...