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... THE BELFAST BIOTS. The Northern Whig states that, as nearly as can be ascertained, 148 persona received gunshot wounds in the late riots, and it is supposed that there are many other cases which have been concaaled. Of those reported seven have died, ...
... has been member of the House of Common* with scarcely any intermission and has always been thick and thin supporter of the Whig party. is understood that Captain Mackinnon, his son, will candidate for trough of Rye on the elevation of Mr. to the Upper ...
... moat carious illustrations of the well* known aphorism, There's many a slip ’twixt the cnp and the lip,” says the Northern Whig, occurred, are informed, in Antrim, a day or two ago. wonld appear, that an early hoar of the morning, a dashing suite three ...
... of his family, he given to his adhesion, rat to the days before the Reform Bill the Independent Liberals were weak and the Whig families had it all their own way. In the agitation which took place the Reform Bill banded himself the side of Earl Grey. ...
... the event the populace still keeping the streets, the military shall be called out to disperse them by force. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, saysTherlot 1 5 with nnabated fury-unequalled anything have ever seen this town. Towards evening the districts ...
... fiery Whig, and a zealous supporter of the House of Grey. Lord Howick was lowest in the poll at that great and—what we must now termabsurd contest; bnt Mr. Grey of Millfield was the man to obtain victory for his political leader if victory for Whig the ...
... thunderstruck at his want political enthusiasm, but great many people wUI feel almost as used up to excitement with regard Whig and Cosservative claims. , _ , . , The following letter, concerning Lord Wodehonse s recent appointment as Viceroy, aimed ...
... rather surprised his constituents with his doctrines.' Taking a view the Spssion, he said that,the Tociea were not ezsiotly Whigs, as he had thought, and should now consider the defeat of Lord Palmerston a “great calamity:” reminding his audience that a ...
... whole, no serious loss has yet occurred in consequence of the unusually dry weather of the past six weeks. —Belfast Northern Whig. EATING HORSE-FLESH IN FRANCE. Jj'Lst week M. Deoroix, one of the secrotariee of the Society for Protection of Animals, delivered ...
... the assizes; and as the ordinary gaol delivery will not take place till March, we have on good authority, says the Belfast Whig, that special commission of assize for the disoharge the gaol will take place soon after the October sessions. Mr. Hamilton ...
... course would sheer madness. Nevertheless the Tories believed it, for, say they. Lend Palmerston’s popularity is all that the Whigs have go to the country with, and fearing that some accident might deprive them ef that before the spring or autumn, ministers ...
... shows the probable adoption an anti-slavery constitution. Dispatches from Augustin, Georgia, of the Bth inst., the Richmond Whig, report the capture of Borne by the Confederates, with over 3,000 prisoners. The British American Conference Quebec have u ...