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... Mr. Francis Dalzell Finlay, proprietor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, died ou Thursday, the llth instant, aged 63. Mr. Finlay's energy and resolution have been of much service to the liberal cause in the North of Ireland, and under very difficult cir ...
... believed tbat many were buried after the manner recommended by Mr. Smith O'Brien in 1848. The Rev. Hugh Hanna (says the Northern Whig) resumed his privileges as a public nmsance on Sunday. The Police were (perhaps purposely by the scrupulous martyr) made aware ...
... the Economia fixes next Spring fur the commence' Inept of operations ! - - The Torino* election is a aigniticant commentary Whig apologia) for pocket borough& Torino* wee caved from extinction by the Reform Bill, that the Bedford family might have an ...
... entire origin of the opposition •ri street preaching to the placard which was posted through Relfmt, and to certain articles the Whig and Ulster papers. The Rev. M. Vance, Wesleyan minister, and the Rev. \V. Johnston. Preellyterisn minister, were examined, ...
... them. They have been tender of interfering with the Rev. Mr. Hanna's hobby, and indeed the neutral of the town, the Northern Whig, accuses them of partizanship bringing their force to bear only against the Catholic portion of the mob. It is to be hoped ...
... that day week. This, of course, will prepare all parties for resuming the conflict next Sunday.— Abridged from the Northern Whig. ...
... formerly Archdeacon of Coventry, iv his year. At Glenarm, the 10th inst., Francis D. Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Northern Whig. On the 6th inst., Mrs. Mary Wakeley, of St. James's Palace, for upwards of years housekeeper to her Majesty the Queen. At ...
... vigour—that wretched mixture of injustice end imbecility which Lord Brougham has pointed out as the peculiar characteristic of a Whig aristocracy. The uiemorialists set forth, with the graphic simplicity of men whose sufferings and apprepensions make them in ...
... of Sep- tember, 1857.”’ The Northern Whig says: “It is reported that a person connected with the Belfast Gun Club gave an order recently to a hardware merchant in Belfast, for no less than 300 stand of arms.’ The Whig also says: ‘‘ It was, on Friday, a ...
... quired 17 men to put him into his coffin, He mea sured around the feet of plank to make his coffih. waist 6 feet 4 Tennessee Whig. MEETING OF THE SILLOTH RAILWAY | AND DOCK COMPANY. The balf-yearly meeting of this Comp? ny was eld in the Company's Office ...