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... much so AS to deserve his old name of 'lucky Tom.' He was lucky' in having a father before him who had access to all the high Whig circles. Old Zachary was not a bad progenitot for an ambitious young orator. Many of the Interesting social anecdotes which ...
... his death was sudden. For he has been connected with the press of Balas aod wan well known as the and pro- of the Northern Whig, with wi connected since its establishment. possessed of considerable ability in bis owas @ ; but of this, and some other ities ...
... Police Court on Monday. They were sentenced to pay a penalty of 40.. and cod., an suffer iwpriroutuent for two mouths. —North,rn Whig. ...
... towa will be reinforced by fifty men from the county ties of of Bowe and the same number from stations in the coun- Northern Whig. —Abridged from the Belfast Belfast Court, on Monday, eight partics captured by the police for throwing oo evening, were in ...
... defending the Wliigs, and asking what would Belfast be but for the Whigs? aiid a meetirtg in that room could not lake place but for Cthe libeity they secured for the peoplt, for the Whigs were always the supporters of civil arid religions liberty. liethe ...
... the corresponding week of 1856. The following, in reference to the Irish linen and flax trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— mena, on Saturday, the market was sparingly To (Bally The , Was not and prices ruled in favour of the bayer. ...
... resume the rioting. On Monday deveral rioters (mostly Roman Catholics) were tined by the magistrates 403, or two mor —Belfast Whig. of a , evening pertinacious manifestations Al riotous disposition were made by the denizens of the Pound Loaning and that ...
... Import entries for mooths last — Tes during be as tl wos” one Export of specie lucrease trade, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— Tee following, in reference bo the Irish linen, and flax this trade. have no alteration to notion in aay branch ...
... applying, exclusively the very standards of political morality which our own generation has inherited from the triumphant Whigs; nor can Macaulay expect unreset ved approval for a mode of nariat ion which carries with it its own red eerie ad absurdum ...