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... county. The age le of the district made merry on the occa- years. The peop! sion, and several bon fires were lighted.—Northern Whig. ict has Arrack on 4 Porice Moneygall dis of late been the scene of several agrarian outrages; one of these—firing of two shots ...
... essayist of no ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long TISER. — the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of his intellee- taal superiority, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, @ STAMPE! >. Commissioner of Bankruptey ...
... and 1886, his essay on Milton, in the /ferine, draw upon him the stteatkm of the entire reading public. The leaden of the Whig party, in aeknowiedg meat his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay Com mini-nr- of Bankruptcy, and IH3O entered parliament ...
... that th ie detectives will be mucl presid only 8 obliged to any one whi o cen give them the necessary informa- relief, tion.— Whig. shoul aken’s Accoust.—Mrs. Emily White a Iting Madame Courley, aforeign dress- which was charged with assau! English v ery ...
... such a way that it will have far less effect in increasing the number of vo! ters than in building up the power of the great Whig families. In a speech which he recently delivered at Birmingham, Mr. of Bright gave some statistics as to the number electors ...
... give tone to the stomach, and in te » the whole system. The sanit: y ‘y state © Ander: son’s Row,” Belfast, is de- nounced he Whig. The property belongs, we believe, to the Re Anderson, resbyterian minister. It is said that Mr. Butt, who has bee n lately ...
... discovered. n inquest was held next day, wi hen the facts were dis- closed, and a verdict returned acco! rdingly.—Northern Whig. Ar FATR.—One of the most frightful oecur- rences of the kind the t ever happened has just taken place in the neighbourhood ...
... commerce. It could well have waited a few day*. There a growing feeling abroad against this secret system—this eagerness of the Whigs have their pet schemes /ait* before the meeting Parliament, when there is nothing for it bat to submit or adopt the extreme ...
... for of, as at present, tween Belfast and Dublin - | the half of the way on the old coach system on com- mon roads.—Northern Whig. For the benefit of and the ment of full Adver- | embryo poets, we extract the following from the tiser :—“ Wanted to borrow ...
... anced upon by the British Bumble, and flung on. board the ne: xt vessel sai cro: for the nearest t Irish port. T ‘he Northern Whig, the most inte able an influent tial journal in Ulster, and which has devoted f attention to the subject, furnishes some statis- ...
... statement w by th | cribe the mode in which their downfall is to be thi accomplishe d. The Torics are almost as strong as on their Whig opponents. The Irish Roman Catholic y: members can turn the scale. These, it is reported, d- ‘onservatives in the effort to ...
... his mences on Monday next, promises to be a determined financial statement, which will be found summarised struggle between Whigs Tories. It is unneces- in a succeeding article. Mr. Disraeli and some other sary to remark that the discussion on the Budget ...