IRELAND
... shares iu the railway from Dumfries Portpatrick, which forms such an important section of the Short Sea Passage scheme Northern Whig. ...
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IRELAND
... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says—The growers of flax in Ireland are highly pleased with its appearance, and it believed it will be more than an average yield.*' Spolten has been again arrested. The new charge is that of robbing the late Mr Little. He ...
ELECTION PETITIONS
... common cause in such matters with the extreme Catholic party is susceptible of explanation. The Mayo priests acted against a Whig, and in favour of Mr Moore, an ultra-repeal candidate, and Mr Palmer, the Orange candidate, who coalesced with Mr Moore. It ...
. LONDON WAREHOUSE, HIGH STREET, WICK. R ARNOLD respectfally recent Extensive found im his Establishment terms ..
... Sets, Bed Room A Rich and Rare Stock of Bohemian Glass Ornaments. of Martingales, Gisthe, Carry Comb, and lenge stock of Gig Whigs, ot » Cloth, Nail, and Tooth Brushes ; Shoe Brushes, from ls per set each, full size atls and Small Eight-tune Musical Bows; ...
REDDIE'S PATENT METAL SHOVELS, the use of Fishermen in Ick. 1s 6d to 2s ot Higa | A few Dozeva
... Dinner Sets, Bed Room A Rich and Rare Stock of Bohemian Glass Ornaments. quantities of in half Casey Go large stock of Gig Whigs, a Hair, Cloth, Nail, and Tooth Brushes ; Shoe Brushes, from le per set Weather Glasses. Cabinet Maker's Splendid Stock of ...
PARLIAMENT AND THE COURT
... will be a limited number of elevations the |>eerage immediately, subsequent the prorogation Parliament. Lord Harry Vane, the Whig brother the Tory Duke Cleveland, will, it is said, one; another will be the Hon. Cavendish, Mr Disraeli's colleague in the ...
SCOTCH BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT
... of English members than ever. Under the auspices of a conciliatory Lord Advocate, the members of all parties—Conservative, Whig, and Liberal—meet together and settle the Scotch business among themselves, what bills shall be passed, how they shall be altered ...
THE NAIRNSHIRE TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1857
... that n' ighbourhood. (Cheers.) When the Conservative candidate retired, of course the chances of the Whig candidate were greatly imp oved ; and if the Whig party had not yielded wi-h great good feeling the opinion of the great mass of the Liberals, there ...
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... tone. Lord John upon Fox—ln the new voUune of the '' Memorials and Correspondence Che* lea Jmm Fos, edited by Lurd Umwii, the Whig Statesman is warmly eulogised for his love of peace. In the following pasaage Lord John, suspect, glances at recent events ...
BIRMINGHAM ELECTION
... be retained for distinguished hadersof the Ridical party. Ribbons and garters, titles and honours, are bestowed upon y and Whig favourit s; the honour which can be conferred upon advanced Liberals is the expression of confidence on the part of the people ...
THE HARVEST
... the poor man died early on the following morning. He leaves a widow and family. Collector Camero*.—We copy from the Northern Whig the following notice of our countryman, Collector Cameron, formerly of Inverness:—Mr Cameron, long Collector of Excise in ...
LITERATURE
... Review. Criticism, properly so called, he never attempted; his articles were all persoual or historical, confined to attacks on Whigs and Jacobins, or to the rectification of dates aud facts regarding modern events. was the reviewer of Keata's iu 1818, to which ...