... route is the favourite route with many of the most influential inhabitants of that spirited port. It is stated by the Northern Whig that, along with the Belfast Juuction and the County Down Railway Companies, who are both interested in the establishment of ...

... measure sent op it. 11.- aptiealed Ix»rd J. KummilT, after his Speech the preceding day. ,-, v something that .lay in favour of Whig and I.ilicrxl principles; and ha begged that memhere the Gov.-rnment might lx- |>cni,itl .| treat this ax open ...

... cousented from patriotic motiven to play second to Lord Aberdeen ; lot if he allows another Peelite to supersede him, great Whig leader find his part in the concert reduced to • very small and piping on the octave dote. But there is • stronger man than ...

... the greater portion of whom will be encamped at a village cloee to the barracks. An English division under General Brown, eon'Whig of light troops, has bean ordered to Yarns, which will be the extremity of the line of which Gallipoli is the commencement ...

... lb. wavier mina= he the obi& oath p..sa magmas .p. • apt Norma led • folios /lOU acme. I.IMMIIde Yr owe& lir • Is =rohms& Is Whig sal le br Imes, he Amides, sad ti librarian harp cop Y. d previa marks 4 dear ~irk Wit wedded ma 14.W11e mob Iraol let ...

... injurious to the interests of many of its members, so mulch that seems to annonnea • return to the old family policy of the Whig., an mush harnn I. done to the many for the sake of little benefit to the few. that we are tempted to ask whether the chenges ...

... n of their savage malignity is strictly just; but the sentence should have included the Whigs, who were quite as malignant and brutal as their opponents. The Whig satirists no doubt were inferior in literary power, dealt chiefly in low vituperation, and ...

... for being instrumental in compassing a new commission tfie peace for the city, of the following complexion:—Conservatives 4, Whigs 18, Radicals Neutrals 2. These are arranged in their ecclesiastical relations—Churchmen G, Free ChurclurtCn 13, United Pre ...

... the execution of the unhappy Ciarke, an Irishman, fifty three years of age, described ae corps.—-The above not include the Whig. vice-chairman of a labourer, threatening to shoot Sir Guard, or regular Cossacks. the board of guardians, last, a8 Ms Joho ...

... and our nerves the e.sant ringing of of various sizes which have evidently been selected fir their discordant properties. Whig a ',mg-suffering people it is imposiible to say bow long we will to this aggravate,' form of the coal nuisance. In the 'meantime ...

... should be di had been committed, it was found that the accused On Saturday the adventurous heroine --, “repeated her equestrian Whig. Tue Poor ‘s onday the 24th April, ied men—one having children— ing less than nioe shilli and sixpence each a week, aod of ...

... level imaginable in any- class belolging I to a civilicdl crmmiinit-. Non-, this i- no, a party question. for 'se think bothl Whigs andr Torics arc tonally 'iab!e to blamne in this particular: anrl. therefore ?? us rcareftlil corosider whether tl e worlkirigclas- ...