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... he had one she fouglat him, but when he had two •11-y fought each other. Tor CRAYPION.HIP.—A correspondent of the .Vorilsern Whig says:—' I have it on good go hinity that there are two youog men in Belfast the present time b•ing trained to fight the great ...
... the beginning of a great contest, which may not be settled quite so soon as some people imagine, should the fag end of the Whig party and the Radical f-epresentative of the University of Oxford, for their own selfish political purposes, make common cause ...
... hos ofhis father in tho Brompton cemetery. The funeral was of the most private character. A correspondent of the Nforthern Whig Btates that two young men in Belfast are being trained to fight Eheeman. - The work of pulling down portions of the old West- ...
... not guilty , of having violated the statute, or committed an offence against the common law of England. It is east for the Whig leaders to bluster on the subject, in order to get their own candidate out of the scrape. rhe Conservative candidate has no ...
... jt tba tfortier* Whig that Belfut an being trained to figbt A correspondent of two jouog men in Heonnn. Bible Pbistiso.—ln tbe report of the eridenoe giren daring the early part of this session before the select committee on the Qaeen Printers’ patent ...
... Blackburn has presented 306 volumes, valued at £154, to the Free Library Committee of tbat town. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that two young men in Belfast are being trained to fight Heenan. The Directors of the Great Ship Company have decided ...
... Field has calculated that there were 480,000 persons on tbe Epsom race-course the Derby day. correspondent of the Northern Whig statei that Uo men in Belfast are being trained to fight Heenan. The Illustrated London News tells us that Sayers having ...
... the Home being divided in that manner, you observe farther OM number of men on our side, who have generally seasidered of the Whig party, have also voted with the . They made the minority larger; they made OSIC smaller; and they gave some tonfidence to In ...
... said to have fairly The parliament of Sardis% has steeped to necessity, and by a majority of 229 $3 has approved the treaty °Whig Savoy and to Frasse. The numbera, however, do not the hellos in favour et the bill, for, though mono few members indifferent ...
... Russell, like a skilful operator, proposes to cut off one member from each that the other may be saved. Conservatives and timid Whigs object to this; they would preserve both, and therefore they must prepare themselves, when the strugale comes, for a battle ...
... the Central Committee , and sone Om adopted . . et briemicgteo the te iez ete w rseassassZ te Mask i : w :i ti e s s e . r Whig Penny Bank was than mire Mr. Whitworth. of Halifax; Mr. nod Mr. Camas. at Huddersfield • Mr. Hanson of delegates strongly objected ...
... corps. W e b een d that 15 ,000 guns -costing 18s. each— A coif 60 * *° from England for Garibaldi, Poudent of th e Nortliern Whig states that A J* men in Belfast are being trained to fight Heenan. y b ...