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... The Northern Whig says that a case of the discovery of supposed Greek fire has occurred at Belfast. The Stockport Advertiser announces the death of James Lomax, proprietor and editor of that journal, at the age of 83. handsome claret jug, bearing an ...
... St. Valentine's Day at the General Post Office. Mr Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast Whig, says :— This year there were posted in London, for despatoh to the provinces, on the evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards of 453,000 letters, or about ...
... The old Whig Globe, it is said, is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, for the Carlton Club, and that gentleman is to leave Exeter forthwith to conduct it. If there is any eminent ...
... In the Irish Court of Common Pleas on Monday Macdonongh applied for an attachment against the Northern Whig for articles whioh appeared in reference to the Belfast petition. After a long argument the Court reserved judgment until to-day. In the case of ...
... Prince Humbert inspected the troops at Woolwich yesterday morning, and'afterwards visited the arsenal. ■ The Northern Whig describes shocking disaster which a small sailing-boat was upset Belfast Lough on Saturday, and four men were drowned The deceased ...
... SHA.RMAN CRAWFORD. DEATH- The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of W- Ham SnarmanCrawford. M.P. for Dundalk and Rochdale. ...
... the damnatory feature of all previous proposals of the Whig Government and the Liberal party. Whoever shall have resided in a borough for one year, and paid the poor-rates, shall have a vote. The Whigs, in their projected additions to the constituencies ...
... and the Whig the Constitutional Club. Up®n this occasion they invited the noblemen who were elected. The poll open but one day. 1796. Charles Bragge (Tory) 364 Lord Sheffield (Whig) 340 Benjamin Hobhouse (Whig) 102 S. Thomas (Whig) D. Lewis ( ...
... nal Whigs' opportunity. The moment, however, the Whigs regained their supremacy, by the aid of the people, they forgot their promises and pledges, and when the Reform Bill of 1860 was introduced, by a Liberal Government with Tory head, the Whigs withdrew ...
... conviction cared for. But, as we have said, they had no traditional attachment to Lord Grey's law. The Whigs made it, the Whigs profited by it, and the Whigs wanted to alter it, and why, so goes Tory speech, shonld we keep it The case was even stronger ...
... PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS; FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III. PART 1818. Richard Hart Davis, Tory Edward Protheroe, Whig 2_&» Colonel Hugh Baillie, Whig 1684 Day Day's Poll. Gross Poll. Majority for of Davis. Pro- Baillie. Davis. Pro- Baillie. Pro- Poll, theroe ...
... was purged of its Whig element. Lord North, aft*. . Earl of Guildford, Tory, becoming its head. dissolved September 10, 177*. 1774. Henry Cruger, Whig .3,5 ...