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... us, as Commissioners for Lighting and Watching the town step n of Newtownards, and which appeared in the Nor- sharet thern Whig, of Scptember 19th. Your Lordship states, that yo! a “cannot help feeling very deeply —Ald disappointed at the apparent inju: ...
... Expedition, and as an author of the first class, Colonel Chesney has entitled himself to the public gratitude ; and yet the Whig Ministry, ever slow to appreciate intellectual worth and public service, particularly when such service is redeemed from the ...
... general political confidence, and still more general personal good will. Up to the time of the unlucky Dolly’s Brae affair the Whig Lord Lieutenant and the Orangemen were on the | most friendly terms. ‘That quarrel seems new to be sinking into oblivion, for ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1860. ...
... the I’pper House as Duke of Newcastle, and there become leader of the Peel pari) and of such of the more Conservative of the Whigs as are disposed to ally themselves with that section.— Freeman. The Bishop of Exktkr. —The Bishop of Exeter has made an appointment ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1860. ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESRDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1850. ...
... it was re- solved by the Committee that, in future, no designs will be admitted for competition unless ia a finished state.— Whig. An Encounter witn Arrican where we stood we could just see through the wild cane to the month of the guily, half a mile down ...
... Tories, and the next week to console him with the bland misgo- vernment and equally jobbing insincerity of the free trade Whigs. The landlord and Tory organs in Dublin are thoroughly violent in their denunciations of the begun union between the North ...
... are not indisposed te accept the omen, which we think we have in the repudiation, on the part of the leading organ of the Whigs, of the idea of further dallying with “the monster evil which poisons the very vitals of this much-vexed country :” “Two scenes ...
... hine caused a great waste of fibre, which could be prevented by the dipping or washing—a very simple operation.—Nor- thern Whig. Law Monahan is appointed Lord Chief-Justice of the Common Pleas ; Mr. Hatchel!, Attor- All rumours, therefore, on this subject ...
... George Dunbar, Esq., to Garron Tower. He was accompanied hy Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar, and seemed quite recruited in health.— Northern Whig. The funeral of the Bishop of Meath took place on Saturday morning. The Earl of Mayo, Messrs. Richard Rothweil, Thomas Gerrard ...