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... Mr. &MC stone is lAttkiiiir in conduct, and' if • ble, witteld be apst , It. effects. ready at all 10 2 eoaelderatihn and *Whig aid to Mit p for ( improfemert of the Antra in Ireland, to the , ' _Waled fast session rife as they to De 121 CabonitieS ...
... placed a copy of the Holy Scriptures, and the breastplate bore the words: — James Clarke, aged 22. November, 1868 —Northern Whig. DESTRUCTION OF A BY FIRE.—It becomes our painful duty te 1113/50t12100 a fire in comparison with which all that have previously ...
... of Browne himself, as follows :—About four o'clock in the Morning be bad risen from kis bed to go to Derry market. He was &Whig at the kitchen fire, while his servant man was loading the carts with grain, when suddenly the window was knocked in with • ...
... 4 0 . worth Ya maws: Aga lid. usual es at •ne, Twill China. hemmed. dressed.. and Plain Striped-bor. wearer, a• id er , - Whigs ' all at S. Ild,mi suitable for Chrishnall . goads espeeislly prodused —;RY AND FOIiEIGN FiNCY GOODS. Astounding Pitrabass ...
... a month. Under these cireant. stances Mr. T. E. Jones, who appeared f.r the plaintiff, said the railway company were re/poi:Whig at common law. They were bound to protect, in a reasonable degree, the property of passenger,, and to allow reputed thi eves ...
... You almost concede the s i :omark of one of these men, when, in allusion to the of the P alicema a , ha differeneis between • Whig mom fever mind him ; '2„a doesn't know the an d a Tory; at any • Nr r a ere convinced be dle, not care to under, stand ...
... throat. Several neighbours then in, as well as two of Porter's sons, when a terrible struggle took place, whim* ended *Porter *Whig away. The fellow was subsequently takeu custody, and two pocketknives were found him. Mr. Blackburn, surgeon, was promptly ...
... in the neighbourhood of his home, with no clothing upon hint but his shirt, and lodged him agani in the asyluni.—lfortkern Whig. ...
... head. and is greatly weakened by the loss of blood. None of the perpetrators of the cowardly crime have been traced.—Nortitern Whig. SCENE AT A FlRE.—During a fire in a private house in Castle-street, Belfast, at an early hour on Saturday morning, a Dr. O'Hare ...
... LiverpooL Daring his stay in Belfast be appeared in a variety of characters, and made such an impression that the Northern Whig says, Mr. Sullivan leave. behind him • blank which no rival can fill up. He basil poesible increased the reputation he possessed ...
... DITBEIN STATIONMASTER. —The Dublin has held an the body of Jr •• Duffy, b. evening body' of reported. I seated • slit the head Whig aidail!l Somebody else has gone f aiul been sad hooked it, as the young who sell news papers and a very lane portion ...
... questions. In May, 1448, his persistent efforts alarming the Whig Government of the day, he was arrested at Manchester for a speech delivered in Bishop Bon. ner's Fields, London. The Whig Government left nothing undone to secure • conviction, the harshness ...