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... and his friends painted him green. When sober, his colour rendered him so melancholy that he poisoned himself. The Belfast Whig says —It is a very disgraceful fact that, our present Quarter Sessions, in this Revival epoch,” there have been entered no ...
... Liberal side, and more especially Lord J. Russell must not hope to govern the country a Ministry formed exclusively from the old Whig party. Mr W. Beaumont said he had for seven years sat in that House, and during that period had never deserted Lord Palmerston ...
... authorized by the circular from the War Office. ' O. L.' an old Tory, and therefore much more nearly allied to a Radical than Whig writes to the Times— W^Offi^^« me, ed tap 6 nocessit 7 w makes the h t Sr'tLrrthe s ,f r? the nation, shall provided at ...
... Saturday night to Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli was a complete success, and gives a most satisfactory denial to the rumour which the Whig agents had been endeavouring to push into circulation—that the Conseiwatives were dissatisfied with their leaders, and particularly ...
... The Member for Birmingham is not so great a Radical, therefore, after all—not going quite. so far as the “servile franchise. Whig ”—the Member for Dundee, who is fora L5 We publish this morning the address of Viscount Duscan to the electors of Forfarshire ...
... FORFAR AND FIFE PEOPLE’S JOURNAL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31. U69. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT BELFAST. BOILER EXPLOSION. (From the Northern Whig.) On Thursday morning, one of the most alarmin and calamitous fires which have occurred for many years in Belfast, broke out ...
... fine fish. Is there tuember, from the Isle of can boast of the performance of pes ot of his BELFAST TRADE (From the Northern Whig of Tar Lives Traps —Wurre state of the mar ket has improved since last woek, but the tarn does net bring first notice of war ...
... 184 d, which overthrew Sir R. Peel, but at the same time completely broke up the Liberal organisation, and reduced the great Whig party to a mere mot. Mr Newdegate said the Government were creating their own difficulty adhering to the principle of uniformity ...
... have been said, “its just what might have been expected ; Sir Jon and Lord Duncan together again; servile adherence to the Whigs ; but see our Independent-Liberal, W. true to his colours, s rising young man, the sweetest flower of all the Liberal party ...
... wincey petticoat from a house in been Long Wynd, she hat viously convicted of theft. article dimen attention to the im Vorthern Whig (Belfast) in a long the Dundee Chamber of Commerce by Mr M‘Leod, Financial statement lately made tc Irish linen manufac Co ...
... impossible, however absurb it may seem, that the country ma; be asked again, ere this time next year, which of the two it prefers, Whigs or Conserva The other day there was rumour afloat that the Arch- of Puris had been discovered to be connected with some Jesuitical ...
... £5 for the Defenders—Mr Maitland and Mr Thoms. Agenta— Messrs M‘Lachlan, Ivory, and Rodger, W.S. FP. E (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) ‘Tae Trape.— Goons.— ibe ir greens in the counties of Antrim j the weather has been keeps wo dba ergs a he Se ...