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... the Insolvent Court. The vacant barristership has been conferred upon Mr. Gibson, who some years ago sat in Parliament as the Whig representative fur the borough of Belfast. Both appointments are regarded as quite u nexceptionable. The lucrative office of ...
... willing, fur the present, to forego continent, and leave the winding-up fur another and a more suitable occasion.—Northern 'Whig. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAsT.—THE GREEK AND LATIN CHA I Rs.—M r. Riligwood'clioice of the Head Mastership of Dungannon, in preference ...
... than from those irregular combinations among individual priests for purposes purely political, which it has been the custom of Whig governments to connive at, if not to encourage; for unless the Roman Catholic priesthood of Ireland be differently constituted ...
... of its pride and independence. Extermination sanctioned by English law—tyranny unheard of in the annals of earbest suffering—Whig systems, destined to kill and slay our countrymen—have nearly done their worst. Our poor-houses are crowded with the dying ...
... Arms Ilutel, at half-past 4. His Excellency was to leave Lurd Caleduie s ou Thursday, on his vt-it to Lord Erne.— Nonliern Whig. JBBlBB WBTst/N, ESQ. OF very old and respectable gentleriuur expired at his seat, Brook hill, near Lisbui u , on Tuesday afternoon ...
... one of our richest noblemen, and of the Prime Minister of the empire, is appointed chief -clerk of the House of Commons. The Whig appetite for place is so voracious, that nothing is too large for its capacious stoma 4 and nothing too small for its jobbing ...
... James Adams, North Street. An inquest was held on the body yesterday, and a verdict of Accidental death retunied.—Northern Whig. A verdict of manslaughter was returned. by a coroner's jury at Mallow, county Cork, on Friday last, against Captain Basile ...
... effect of advice, showing a retrogade movement here will operate unfavourably.—Manchester Guardian. (Abridged from the Northern Whig.) The Lord Lieutenant left Croat Castle, on Saturday morning, at half-past eight (o'clock, and arrived shortly after one, at ...
... pride and in- dependence. Extermination sanctioned by English law — tyranny unheard of in the annals of earliest suffering— Whig systems, destined to kill and slay our countrymen —have done their worst. Our are crowded with the dying and the dead; our ...
... Mr. Joy to the office of Attorney-General, Mr. Doherty succeeded him as Second Law Officer; a post which he held until the Whigs came into office with Lord Grey, who appointed him to the distinguished post, which be held up to the day of his death, upon ...
... THE LORD LIELTEIANTS VISIT TO THE A OATH. (Abridged from the Northern Whig.) Tho Lord LiMitenunt left Croon Castle, on ftaturday morning, at half-past eight o'clock, and arrived shortly after one, at the Ulster Reilway station, Armagh. On alighting, he ...
... Polish, I{u-g1arian and German refugees when- ever, by dint of the grossest mis-statements. and ith the aid proh Pudor!) of Whig, Radical, and Protectionist journals, they can persuade a score or two of English wvorkpeoplC to join with them. For we are ...