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... (from the Northern Whig.) We have triple satisfaction—public, personal, and professional—in referring to the honour of knighthood having been conferred the Lord Lieutenant on our very respected good friend, Dr. Gray, of the Frksmax’s Joueuial. It fa for ...
... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. That magnificent Reform of Parliament”— the Appropriation of Seats Bill—reached the House of Lords in due course. Government made a poor show on the subject in the Commons. They were beaten here, and there, and every where. Their ...
... {From the Northern Whig this doy.) private telegram, yesterday evening, w’ere made aware the death Sir itobert A. Ferguson, Hart., who for many years has represented parliament the city of Londonderry. The deceased baronet was in the sixty-fifth year ...
... CATHOLICITY BELFAST. (Prom Northern Whig.') Th® rar® ceremony DclYaat of the profeaaion of SUter of Mercy took place yeaterday in St. Malachy’a church, at twelve mass. The novelty of the proceeding created very considerable interest, and it was deemed ...
... TUB PRINCE OF “WHIPS, The difference between Tory and Whig, according Sir LyUoti, merely that between burglar and a highwayman.” That sagacious maxim worthy its author, who once wrote a pamphlet apothegms to demonstrate that, while all honesty i* a mistake ...
... the Government, believing that, as it was a choice of evils, the lesser was be preerred in supporting the Whigs against the Tories. Had the Whigs political prudence they would have taken advantage of the lingering feeling in their favour, but they were ...
... fourth edition. Fretmav Office,, Fo*r o' Cock THE LATE ORANGE RIOTS. TWO MOKE DEATHS. (From the Northern Whig of this dag ) Tbe riots 1864 bsppily sn and. There was aot particle of disturbance yesterday, far as could eee or hear of, and it is with great ...
... FOURTH EDITION. Office, Powr o’C nek THE LATE RIOTS IN BELFAST. (Prem Mt dot's Nonhem Whig-) On Sftturdar, .Ref 0i» ioquMt, th. Myard foi Tb. funeral, th. «pr«e nf the Roman Catholic r'ergymen, coneUted of only tha immediate relative, and friend, of th ...
... FOURTH EDITION. Often, Four o'C PEACE IN BELFAST. (From tkt Whig of Hit dag ) W« b.v. pleasure in continuing our teporla « to peaceful character the town. Belfatt was nerer more quiet. However, we regret to etate that, about forty caste in hospital, arising ...
... CAPITAL AND LABOUR. England dislikes coalitions. The member for Bucks meant psrty coalitions, of the Whigs with Lord North in the last, and of Whigs and Peebles in the present, century. There ate other coalitions to which England does not object, it they ...
... following reply from the tenantrj of the lands of Brague, which we extract from the Northern Whig of the 16th instant: THE BRAtiCE TENAHTBV. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHEBH WHIG, Sir—At of the touautry of Brague, held in Braguo Tuesday evening, the 2dth ult., it was ...
... account of his being a Whig High Mas officeseeker. While assuring the elec- the pulpit was not a real Tory, though expecting Doctor of . Mathews the edifice i support of all the Tories, virtues of » strongest aversion to the Whigs, whose y bad been hostile ...