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... are, London, was sworn in as High Sheriff «n the Ist of February, and William SI. Nelson, Esq., as Under Sheriff.—Northern Whig. .James Alexander, Esq., of Carriekiergus, was on Friday «w»ra in before J. K. Jackson, Esq., as High Sheriff for the County ...
... e, Rosemary-street, Belfast, they were arrested by the police, and will be brought before the tench this morning.—Northern Whig. At the continuation of the trial of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank case on Thursday, the major portion of the day was devoted ...
... with King Victor in those matters This conduct is precisely in keeping with the character of that cold-blooded and heartless Whig ; it is of piece with the political economy talked to the Irish people while they died of hunger. A curse to the human race ...
... £100 reward has been offered for such information as will }ead to the conviction of the perpetrator of the murder.— Northern Whig. ...
... Government. The correspondence between the Loid Mayor and his Excellency was road with avidity, and made much use of by the local Whigs, who do not like the reputation of being party to unpopular measure. With reUection, however, came a more sober view of what ...
... with its parties. should be one whose own interest bound up its prosperity. The greatest insult that could be passed upon the Whig gentry of Ireland, to sj>eak of no others, is, practically, to prove to the world, that there docs not exist among them single ...
... who was better known to the world as Sir Benjamin Hall. He is a smartish man, and possesses one claim to the confidence of a Whig Ministry, which few public men of modern times have in an equal degree. He is a most consistent foe to Ireland. Whilst he sat ...
... In msny parts of the county of Down there are fields of grain which will be ready for the tickle in very few day*.— Northern Whig. ...
... tovoltlio tomoilid Batley rather lower. . :i= k CORE CORN NARKST—Nov. 15. 1111. Whi ed i. ; 216Gl Id I: 33. all oa ria mt.. whig 'es ed 14 211 14t 1 217; 30s. COIL KARICIP—IIos. Plrduk ; sessuer, ; his ; fourths, ifths, ; sixths. 2oeOla zti. FOURTH EDITION ...
... forfeitnre is that “Ministers are tired of governing, and sick uf eternal jars about church rates and reform;” and not the Whigs alone are “listless,” the more eager, and, they call themselves, the more advanced sections of the Liberal party are adopting ...
... of this fine corps up to town, and they are now billeted in the principal puidichouses, prior their disembodiment.—Nort hem Whig. ...
... refused! Even to the mere Irish in our’pay, we” sha’n’tbogiacious. Onlhursday week, occurred a second crisis in parliament. The Whig government was saved the small majority of eighteen. Blondin, the famous Niagara acrobat, has arrived in London, but his deeds ...