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... • THE FIFESHIRE JOURNAL, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21, 1R67. 7 - _ _ _ ___ __ Tux Northern Whig understand that an action for 1 --_____ - __.- __._ . _ ___ __ _ ~ Netho of tbe aelleetz. dander of a moat important character is pending, in 17 the Kina in ...
... On dit that Louis Napoleon is to establish newspaper in Berlin, to write an alliance with France. The Belfast Whig shows that there are no good grounds for raising tbe cry of famine in the North of Ireland, midwife at Leeds has been committed on a charge ...
... that Whig noblemen and gentlemen are bound to forget their anceatral honour and ooneietonc; in order not only to connive at but support euch peltry tricks n» that which Mr Bright has played in concert with the Government for foisting an uncalled for Hoform ...
... MR AND Tlll CANONGATZ AN I meeting of the Whig Committee of • the was held on Monday night, when Mr Monona,. propmals anent C•nongsto An. natty-tax wan =Mated. Mr Moor-mem pro. SATURDAY, MARCH. 0, 1867. ware eateleatially these- that the tax =mild, if ...
... We take the following as the staple trade of Beliast trom the columns of the Northern Whig oi Saturday :- Linen-Market still very depressed, and prices lower. Almost no business doing Yarns- Demand has continued without animation during the week, and ...
... The Northern Whig states that there will be 8500 new votes the parliamentary constituency of Belfast on the occupation franchise alone. It is impossible, however, say how many will be added by the lodger franchise, in Cork, 1164 have been entered the ...
... But Mr Patton is over-sarcastic. Not that the last falls on us ; the galled j►de of the Whigs may wince—our withers are unwrung. But let even the Whigs have justice. They have fallen ou difficult times. Our old accountants were accustomed to present their ...
... wow t 1 as edam SUPPLIMPORT OF NG. THE WHIG ME el that your of the mesa* the • mord the woo as the an that I at the that I the pap the aide of the Whig Committee that thew the used I • awl amused. the therm* of the the I am sere that the arab& greedy ...
... The Belfast Whig observes In the present state of affairs, at the chief mart of our flaxen products, it becomes difficult to give any definite notices of the staple trade. Nearly all business with New \ork whether as to contracts or consignments, has ...
... The Rev. Dr M'Cosh has, says the Northern Whig, accepted the nomination of the Senate to be Principal of the Princeton University in New Jersey. The Hampshire papers state that the statue of Lord Palmerston will be inaugurated, and the memorial window ...
... We take the followin the staple trade orthern Whig:— in the north of I from the N Linens: Some sorts of goods have been in request during tke low browns on 8 ‘ive » COR- tinues very dull, an absence of de- mand prevai Still, have not receded in power-hoom ...
... They hare the precedent of their predecessor ; for, antil this Session no Whig Oovernment since Lord AUborpc'a time has seriously t with it, and Mr Gla.lstune, until suited bis purpose this yetr to take it up, has repeatedly spoken and roted in silence ...