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... Scott, J. E. Sabin, S. Reed Catlley, and J. Abbiaa. the honour of being presented to the Queen. Alderman Lawrence. The folio whig prcsentaliona to the Queen took place. MissreriK.-Dadley Forleucne. M.P., Hubbard Ill.ngthe names having been previously left ...
... Parliament; and, though they had not opportunity of meeting him in person, they might have been prepared to encounter whatever Whig might chance to take his place on the hustings. But the whole of the party are silent the question of Mixed Education. There ...
... forgotten that extraordinary escapade Vienna—a proceeding which for ever annihilated his accomplice, Drouin de Lhnys but left our Whig statesman flourishing and evergreen as before. In this mist ikeu endeavour to put end to the Russian war proposed that a p ...
... bond of shell about two inches thick, perfectly block, it sample of which is under analysis in the same laboratory.’ Northern Whig, NINEVEH AND THE ORBAT TABERNACLE. A audience as«. 0.1 Wednesday niKht tLe Great Tabt-macle for the double purpose a lecture ...
... Jad*l th. Alton .■J-G u.r.l it! jwr-oit »• ft 1.. e the s.lici ■.r-O-HAMI »tid U,» otiltuatj couosel for tbe Crown. —Northern Whig. Hiouuks and Atiaicut-TuitH. Society.—On W. ,ln»»- d,v « mooting of Urn Hight.n I . A 1 hocictv w*. : lti« ««€• lltr Duke o' ...
... liberality in support of the fine arts not having yet arrived at that point which would insure its support in Belfast. —Northern Whig. Cork Medical,Pbotrctivb Associatiow. A special meeting of this association was held on Saturday in the institution, the President ...
... hopeless from the first, though, like the ex-Kiog of Naples, he wished to show his courage fighting out. The defeat of the Whig party is most signal. of the interest of Lord Fermoy, the Lieuien&L* of the county, in spite of the Government i . fluence ...
... O’Connor and nell. For nearly thirty years the eouut“’7' faithful its old associations, end 'i.. this long connection with the Whigs is, that ia*s* is hardly possible to get up light for j colours, and that literally walks v the coarse. Nor there any mistake ...
... mode of -aijoyment, was compelled to rttiru from Bfiod the error af their public life for various terms “Jim ha* coat a great whig, deal of public money,” said the gaoler of the Bride- Dean CAKnisua B«\tvai la h:« well. That fact brought op Thomas the cathedral ...
... Jacobin principles drove William Pitt into the arras of Legitimacy and Divine Right, and forced Edmund Durke to breakup the great Whig party vole with the Tories a war to the knife with the French Republic. There was something rotten in onr state then, when ...
... that they would feel iu the jury-box that they were tioli.ing battle the Constitution against Catholic Attorney Oeneial and Whig Government— and that, therefore, they would feel it duty acquit their brethren in the dock, regardless ol the evidence. There ...
... Why. nobody more than the noble lord the member for the city London. And then Urn year, afttr all those declarations by this Whig Minister about reforming our representative institutions, not one word was said on the subject tire speech from the Throne ...