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... To the Editor of the Northern Whig. “Sin,—l have just returned from Italy by order of | General Dunne, to whom Garibaldi has entrusted the command of all the English in his service, in order to give advice and assistance to any of my countrymen who may ...
... ITALIAN EXCURSIONISTS Wk {Whig) have great pleasure in calling attention to the following letter which we received for publication from Mr. A. B. Patterson—a young gentleman lately a student in the Queen’s College, Belfast, and now first lieutenant in ...
... contract of sixty years standing, made by two parliaments between two nations o>.ghl not. in our opinion be lightly set naught a Whig ministry zealous for centralization nor an infraction of it permitted, except with the cordial acquiescence, not of those who ...
... father mot with from the Piotestanls of Derry.' This sort of Orange Rtbbnnism bringing deep disgrace on Protestantism - Northern Whig, The Paris correspondent of the Times «ay« ; People here seem much disgusted at the official bulb tin publish' d at Turin on ...
... bin. that has been appointed, tbe Secretary War, to office of officiating clergyman to the Presbyterian troops in Dublin.? Whig. Ban&rqpt. ?Charles Ford, late of Enniskillen, in the County of Fermanagh, leather merchant and shopkeeper, and now Ashfield ...
... post in the Royal ...
... o’clock, when they came to Belfast, and proceeded in a special carriage on the Ulster line to Dublin, route for London.— Northern Whig. Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Smith continues, we are sorry to learn, in much the same condition, apparent improvement having ...
... of sixty years’ standing, made two Parliaments between two nations, ought not, in oar opinion, to lightly set at naught by Whig Ministry zealous for centralization, nor an infraction of it permitted except with the cordial acquiescence, not of those who ...
... shipping interest been forward to repudiate the envoy, and to deprecate such an undignified proceeding as that when by the Whigs propose to essay the partial neutralization of the evil effects of our precipitate abandonment of the Navigation Laws. For ...
... pastor, the Very Rev John Urahan, P, V G. PRESENTATION TO JAMES CRAMSIE, ESQ. OF BALLY MOM EY. A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes: * The people of Dunluce and Oldstone have making a valuable presentation to Mr Cramsie. solicitor, of Bsllymonev, and ...
... son of the Church—a Judas—and more to the same effect. Listen to the Tablet the subject:—“ Now let and the Irish Catholic Whigs prepare to sound the praises of Napoleon the Third again. He has directed the old Palace of Avignon to be set in order. is ...
... ot ion. the shi, The great part of the work is yet to be | vessel and y We are only at the begining of the end down. TN or Whig Movement,” as the writer calls ing. but or Vork-a-Day World of France” isa valuable ing of Hloat | by threate: losing ate of ...