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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1860. RAILWAY NEWS. In the railway market, on Tuesday, there was again good demand for British and Colonial stocks, evpeoially India guaranteed, which continue to improve on purchases for investment. As ...
... of talent which we had , already known him possess. His talents were great, his writings effective, and his influence that Whigs obtained for him (this, «up/ pose, must have been in the Coalition Ministry Commissioner Bankrupts, and in he entered Parliament ...
... that to pass one-half of a Reform Bill during the present session would be enough by way of redeeming the pledge given by the Whigs when they were seeking power; and that the ne- cessity of carrying the other half in another session would be a sufficient ...
... Solo. Board, for one or two gentlemen, be bed in quiet family near the Queen’s College.—For furtber psrtionlsrs, address E., Whig Office.” 2389 ROUND TO BE LET A large lot of BUILDING GROUND, oS Donegal Street, with entrance from said Street. A Second Entrance ...
... member for Edcnburgh in 1839, and became beore'ary at War in the same year. Mr. Macaulay did not long remain in office, for the Whigs were soon ousted by Sir Uobert Peel. In Oppo-itiun Mr. Macaulay voice was net often hoard, but on one occasion lie expressed ...
... medium and fine qualities tin y must conilnue to rely on the Irish and the Belgian faraiers. Tills fact is put forward the Whig Mr. William Charley, to quiet the apprehensions of those who Imagined that founding an Indian company the manufacturers were ...
... 1848, who, by the for the Catholics to speak out, when the congres: “ pacificator,” his reason for so doing being, as he said, Whig Government in t which they had all heard, was about to be held in Par that the possession of so formidable a weapon would ren- ...
... have no fancy whatever for the return to Mlle late government; fat my part I no whatever for any one English anaisim above Whigs than Tories, or en e a rt r and I have been ta u ght • leessis maiihm l4ll . llllllll to plass no confidence in any dessemen ...
... coolly argue that to pass ©ne half Reform Bill during the present session would be enough way redeeming the pledge given the Whigs when they were seeking power; and that the necessity of carrying the other half in another session would be a sufficient pretence ...
... Daily Northern Whig Office, Belfast, Jan., 1860. The proprietors of the northern WHIG” will shortly have vacancy in their Office for a thoroagbly-oorapetent and experienced NEWSPAPER PROOFREADER. One who coaid give occasional assistance in Reporting wonld ...
... office of the late government (hear, have predilection whatever for op? English minister above another —for Whigs Topao, for Tories over Whigs—for you and I, friends, have been taught a lesson by our great liberator to place confidence in any English ...
... .1 anted without the slightest misgiving and I find it, set anticipated, per. As the draper sells his cloth to his they be Whig, Tay, a:Radical—as hasp his to-day from Ertemonaw N so the right to f e es as in your case, his solo of an Independence; and ...