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... from the above evidence, as a matter of course, the verdict of the jury was one of “* Manslaughter” only.— Abridged from Belt Whig. ...
... Circuit, has been directed by the Attorney- General to attend the Quarter Sessions now pending to prosecute these cases.—Belfast Whig. DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO UPSET A RAILWAY TRAIN. —A most diabolical attempt was made last week to upset the down mail train. A ...
... are not adequately represented in point of parliamentary numbers. Socially, it is the strongest party in England; but the Whigs, in the years 1831 and 1832, with great audacity, had recourse to the able us of opportunities, which, according to Edmund ...
... by Burke in the invective in the Mr Fox endeavoured vainly to efface the effects of Burke's terrible attack, but the great Whig orator did not succeed. ‘The only speech that Fox ever wrote out, and got was his funeral oration oo Francis, and it was the ...
... very anomalous position. When the late Earl was offered the Lord Lieutenancy of the West Rid lug of Yorkshire by the present Whig Government, toe Earl declined it for himself, but requested i t f or his sot —then Viscount Milton. The Government acceded ...
... this election will not be left to the dic- but that our muni- tation of any out boldly and fear- cipal senators will at once Whig, or lessly, independent of all parties—Tory, ...
... chosen him en- , tirely for his fitness, irrespective of party consider- ations, for he does not belong to the favoured family Whig circle.—Liverpool Albion. ...
... has been made the of the Lord decision, and bis has chosen the Northern Whig as the vehicle of communication with the magistracy of the north: — TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—The enclosed extract from a ietter I have received from the Lord ...
... mode of dealing with the ' Catholic Question' in 1829. It would have been far better that it should have been carried by a Whig Cabinet than that a Protestant Ministry should have conceded it without securities. Above all, the spectacle of the victor ...
... the support of a very large public; so that Lord Palmerston's alternative well be to make a move in ad of the Woburn Abbey Whigs, or to take them into confidence and propose the carrying of a mutual measure. Whatever the rumours afloat, it is positive ...
... ORANGEISM IN BELFAST. THR Northern Whig. in an of counsel to the commiesioners, who have Gloved their labours, publisheathe following articleon Orange lodges: —We doubt if the commissioners well consider that they are required to report on influeuces ...
... Wegnish. Fill the land with a florescent and bay would be the ems ghee tisk fa the railways raid sod the shires rise to double in Whig value. Why, then, should eel the whole railway interest combine and Irma up the monopoly which exists the alas and results ...