... anything to say, replied that he would reserve his defence for another tribunal. Twiuth or July Riots Belfast. The Northern Whig reports alarming collisions in Belfast and neighbourhood, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, between Orangemen and Roman Catholics ...

... declaration was very naturally followed by loud cheers from the opposition members, who are glad to see their game played the Whigs. all his arguments against the ballot Lord John Russell assumes that the general tendency of voters would be to belie their ...

... made to the number of steam-looms at work the aorth Ireland—Bel/ait -caiy. The Twelfth of July Riots in Belfast.—The Northern Whig of Thursday says :— The appearance of an ,imposing constabulary force in this district has had the effect of putting an end ...

... Mr Lowe, the others keeping out the way. The motion was lost the coalition of the Tories with Lord John Russell's school of Whigs. ...

... shall again be snch as to make the pressure of taxation severely felt, it is probable that revelations of jobs perpetrated by Whig Governments, and winked at by obsequious Parliaments, will be made equalling the worst times of Tory misrule. Whatever may ...

... Robert Peel to office in the end of 1834 —a term of office which wag only extended to April in the following year, when the Whigs again succeeded to power, and continued to hold the reins Government continuously up to May, 1839. At that time thev temporarily ...

... era ...