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... laughter and applause, and seemed to meet with special aoDrohation in the ladies’ gallery. THE LATE RIOTS IN BELFAST. (From the Whig of Tuesday.) Monday passed over in perfect tranquillity. Some uneasiness was felt in the morning owing to a rather ominous ...
... rams, the Esaminer uharacter.oI n the capture as “the most unfriendly act yet committed by Britain towards the South,” and the Whig denouncing it as “an act of hostility, upi neutrality.” The month of November, which, according certain French writer, is that ...
... of oar country. It is oar greatest boast that our Court is the purest that ever encircled the British throne. this, whether Whig or nltra-Radical. let ns all staunch Conservatives. Let it be distinctly understood that the country will never tolerate return ...
... inquire into the expense and working of the Board of Charity Commissioners. He denounced the Board a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery, and spoke in most violent fterms of the manner in which the Commissioners had discharged their ...
... than under a Palmerstonian one. In this respect, grieve think, Whig and Tory arc very much alike. The proverbial six of the one” aiaouata exactly to the half-dozen” of the other. The Whigs hareindulged in considerable quantities of tall talk”’against Prussia ...
... ~ not inaptly convey the sentiments attributed to him the** lookers-on” in his train.—London correspondent of the Northern Whig. Queen Victors existed in thin TWM enrir an the month Augint Her Majeety will stay at the Duke’s hunting sent (a few miles ...
... the op*® manner the executioner was brought to the and it is very fortunate a serious riot was not the r*- ault. —Northern Whig. The French Court of Cassation has decided, aft®* solemn argument and long deliberation, that a h« band has no right steal ...
... confident of success, and vague rumours are circulated that had been reinforced by General Banks’ from Red River. The Richmond Whig says the Federal dead strew the front the works, and estimates the loss before Vicksburg at 10,000 men. THE GREAT BATTLE OF ...
... call woman. And the drops which she sheds for tears.” The Prince of Wales Smoking too Much.— Edmund Yates writes the Northern Whig: —A projxyt of health, it is said that the Prince of Wales is smoking very far too mnch for bis constitution, that he is seldom ...
... the op* ll manner the executioner was brought to the trai*' and it is very fortunate serious riot was not the suit. —Northern Whig. The French Court of Caasation has decided, aft* solemn argument and long deliberation, that a band has no right to steal from ...
... On the other hand, the balances due in Banffshire were £19,549, against £20,126 in 1862. Serious Accident.— We (fforthern Whig) regret to learn that, during his recent visit to Scotland, Mr D- Dunlop, one of the proprietors of the Banner of Ulster, met ...
... to the eare of Messrs Nightmare and Skeletons, Garbage Lane, near 8t Lake’s, B.C. ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. (Front the Northern Whig.) Saturday last, the inhabitant# of the neat and quiet Tillage of K , not a hundred miles from Armagh, were startled by a novel ...